A study led by Shou Jiang Tang, MD, of the University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson, examined the social media habits of GI physicians across the country, according to a Duluth News Tribune report.
Of the 265 gastroenterologists who responded to the study survey:
• Half did not participate in any social media platforms
• 49 percent of active social media users were on Facebook
• 18 percent of active social media users were on Twitter
Dr. Tang posited that the short-form style Twitter offers may be less attractive than the more flexible Facebook word count, particularly when it comes to sharing study results, according to the report.
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