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IoT Challenges
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A mobile architecture with dynamic message filtering for emergency response environments
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Experiences with AR plots: design issues and recommendations for augmented reality based mobile games
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Retraction Note
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Transforming Patient Experience: Health Web Science Meets Medicine 2.0
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Analysis of Twitter Users’ Sharing of Official New York Storm Response Messages
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Employee and Family Assistance Video Counseling Program: A Post Launch Retrospective Comparison With In-Person Counseling Outcomes
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Health Information on the Web and Consumers’ Perspectives on Health Professionals’ Responses to Information Exchange
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The Diabetes App Challenge: User-Led Development and Piloting of Internet Applications Enabling Young People With Diabetes to Set the Focus for Their Diabetes Consultations
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Letter from the Editor