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Strekalova: Social Media Activity Engages General Public in Infectious Disease Topics

Yulia Strekalova
Yulia Strekalova

Recently-published research by Yulia Strekalova, director of grants development and Ph.D. student, suggesting that social media postings through established public health sources engage a sizable portion of the general public is featured in this Healio: Infectious Disease News article published on November 10, 2015, “Social media activity engages general public in ID topics.”

Posted: November 12, 2015
Category: Research News, The College in the News
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