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81.	Exploring the role of medical and consumer literature in the diffusion of information related to hormone therapy for menopausal women
82.	Investigating social learning effects in the consumer choice of health care plan adoption
83.	Decoy effects in a consumer search tas
84.	Direct-to-consumer advertising: Challenging health protection in Canada
85.	Consumer behavior and health insurance among two populations: Elderly Medicare beneficiaries and low-income parents
86.	Assessment of Awareness and Opinion of Direct-to-Consumer Genome Testing Among Physicians and Medical Students
87.	Assessing the relationship of attitude toward the ad to intentions to use direct-to-consumer drugs: A systematic quantitative meta-analysis
88.	Putting consumers at risk in health care: A policy evaluation and interpretation of consumer-directed health benefits
89.	Semantic relationships in health consumer questions and physicians' answers: A basis for representing medical knowledge and for concept exploration interfaces
90.	Telehealth consumer-provider interaction: A chronic disease intervention in an underserved population
91.	An analysis of psychologist postdoctoral psychopharmacology training materials for critiques of neurobiological hypotheses of depression's etiology, critical analyses of the DSM's rigor, and for consumer/survivor/ex-patient content
92.	Understanding patient-centered care: The importance of consumer satisfaction in evaluation research and program management
93.	Information retrieval of self-care and dependent-care agents using NetWellnessRTM, a consumer health information network
94.	A fallibilist approach to evaluating medical regulations: The FDA's drug effectiveness requirement
95.	Health care utilization and insurance, consumer choices of pharmaceutical drugs, uncertainty and demand for health care (three essays in health economics)
96.	Free is not enough: Use of social marketing theory as a means for increasing client participation in a prenatal preventive health program
97.	Effect of direct-to-consumer advertising of prescription medications in an elderly population
98.	Compensatory versus non-compensatory choice strategies in limited problem-solving consumer behavior: Engel-Kollat-Blackwell versus Howard models
99.	Consumers' perceptions of sacrifice, service quality, and value in the health care industry
100.	EVALUATION OF MEDICAL SERVICE QUALITY IN THE CONSUMPTION STAGE OF THE MEDICAL CONSUMER'S PURCHASE CYCLE
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