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spir-14095	Westwood, Hannah Louisa; Tylstedt, Beatrice; Stein, Krysten; Holroyd, Deanna	SOCIAL MEDIA AS A KEY ACTOR IN REDEFINING HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY DYNAMICS	2025.0	17	.pdf	application/pdf	5953	376	46	The results of this digital ethnographic study show that social media ADHD content tends to follow one of two formats – 1) educational, myth-busting content, or 2) trending content. This paper therefore argues that contrary to previous research on online health discourse, ADHD social media content is not simply a source of advocacy, awareness, and activism.	cache/spir-14095.pdf	txt/spir-14095.txt