M. Goldner

发表

THE ASSOCIATION AMONG GENDER, COMPUTER USE AND ONLINE HEALTH SEARCHING, AND MENTAL HEALTH

S. Cotten, P. Drentea, T. Hale, 2008 .

Rural-Urban Differences in General and Health-Related Internet Use

Shelia R. Cotten, Timothy M. Hale, S. Cotten, 2010 .

The Intersection of Gender and Place in Online Health Activities

S. Cotten, M. Stern, P. Drentea, 2013, Journal of health communication.

Integrative medicine: Issues to consider in this emerging form of health care

M. Goldner, 2000 .

Caring for the Disabled: Applying Different Theoretical Perspectives to Understand Racial and Ethnic Variations Among Families

P. Drentea, M. Goldner, Patricia Drentea, 2009 .

The dynamic interplay between Western medicine and the complementary and alternative medicine movement: how activists perceive a range of responses from physicians and hospitals.

M. Goldner, 2004, Sociology of health & illness.

HOW HEALTH STATUS IMPACTS THE TYPES OF INFORMATION CONSUMERS SEEK ONLINE

M. Goldner, Melinda Goldner, 2006 .

Patterns of Online Health Searching 2002–2010: Implications for Social Capital, Health Disparities and the De-Professionalization of Medical Knowledge

S. Cotten, M. Stern, P. Drentea, 2014 .

Caregiving Outside of the Home: The Effects of Race on Depression

P. Drentea, M. Goldner, Patricia Drentea, 2006, Ethnicity & health.

Using the Internet and Email for Health Purposes: The Impact of Health Status*

M. Goldner, Melinda Goldner, 2006 .

A Summary of the Final Report of the White House Commission on Complementary and Alternative Medicine Policy

M. Goldner, 2003 .

The importance of type, amount, and timing of internet use for understanding psychological distress.

S. Cotten, P. Drentea, T. Hale, 2011, Social science quarterly.

Expanding Political Opportunities and Changing Collective Identities in the Complementary and Alternative Medicine Movement

M. Goldner, 2001, Perspectives on Complementary and Alternative Medicine.