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See Latest ArticlesDifferences in the Quality of Information on the Internet about Lung Cancer between the United States and Japan
Journal of Thoracic Oncology, 07/01/09
Goto Y et al. - Differences in the quality of information on lung cancer available over the Internet were apparent between Japan and the United States. The reasons for such differences might be tracked to the administrators of the Web sites. Nonprofit organizations and public institutions are the up-and-coming Web site administrators for relaying reliable medical information.
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