Analyzing news media allows obesity policy researchers to understand popular conceptions about obesity, which is important for targeting health education and policies. A persistent dilemma is that investigators have to read and manually classify thousands of individual news articles to identify how obesity and obesity-related policy proposals may be described to the public in the media. We demonstrate a novel method called “automated content analysis” that permits researchers to train computers to “read” and classify massive volumes of documents
Background: Media can influence public and policy-makers’ perceptions of causes of, and solutions to...
American society has long been obsessed with the issue of obesity. The turn of the 20th century broa...
The definition, significance and consequence of the disease of obesity have changed dramatically in ...
Analyzing news media allows obesity policy researchers to understand popular conceptions about obesi...
OBJECTIVE: Analyzing news media allows obesity policy researchers to understand popular conceptions ...
We conducted a content analysis of newspaper and television news coverage in Centers for Disease Con...
Researchers that investigate the media’s coverage of health have historically relied on keyword sear...
Obesity attracts large volumes of news coverage. This in turn has spawned academic studies investiga...
The obesity epidemic in the United States has continued to increase with more and more children and ...
Obesity affects people worldwide and in Western Europe, Britain and Germany have among the highest r...
Increasingly the term epidemic is being used to describe the current prevalence of fatness in the Un...
This paper discusses the public health ramifications of the obesity epidemic among American children...
Purpose: In spite of wide civic and academic interest in obesity, there are no bibliometric records ...
Obesity is a persistently newsworthy topic for the UK press and in recent years levels of coverage h...
Rich sources of obesity‐related data arising from sensors, smartphone apps, electronic medical healt...
Background: Media can influence public and policy-makers’ perceptions of causes of, and solutions to...
American society has long been obsessed with the issue of obesity. The turn of the 20th century broa...
The definition, significance and consequence of the disease of obesity have changed dramatically in ...
Analyzing news media allows obesity policy researchers to understand popular conceptions about obesi...
OBJECTIVE: Analyzing news media allows obesity policy researchers to understand popular conceptions ...
We conducted a content analysis of newspaper and television news coverage in Centers for Disease Con...
Researchers that investigate the media’s coverage of health have historically relied on keyword sear...
Obesity attracts large volumes of news coverage. This in turn has spawned academic studies investiga...
The obesity epidemic in the United States has continued to increase with more and more children and ...
Obesity affects people worldwide and in Western Europe, Britain and Germany have among the highest r...
Increasingly the term epidemic is being used to describe the current prevalence of fatness in the Un...
This paper discusses the public health ramifications of the obesity epidemic among American children...
Purpose: In spite of wide civic and academic interest in obesity, there are no bibliometric records ...
Obesity is a persistently newsworthy topic for the UK press and in recent years levels of coverage h...
Rich sources of obesity‐related data arising from sensors, smartphone apps, electronic medical healt...
Background: Media can influence public and policy-makers’ perceptions of causes of, and solutions to...
American society has long been obsessed with the issue of obesity. The turn of the 20th century broa...
The definition, significance and consequence of the disease of obesity have changed dramatically in ...