{"coupon":"","discount":"","doc_name":"meat cause cancer","doc_id":64487,"editorId":"65","email":"uth.sungly@hotmail.com","message":"<p>Carney acknowledges that the press has a role in public health communication, but she believes the responsibility for improving public health literacy lies with the public health professionals, and the press is neither &ldquo;friend nor foe&rdquo;.&nbsp; What do you think?&nbsp; Analyze the &ldquo;Processed meats linked to cancer&rdquo; story (see&nbsp;powerpoint&nbsp;for this lesson) and consider these questions&hellip;<\/p>\r\n<p>1) What (if any) inaccuracies or misrepresentations are there in the USA Today reporting?<\/p>\r\n<p>2) How could the reporting have been improved (if you think it needs to be improved)?<\/p>\r\n<p>3) Will you change your meat-eating habits based on this story?&nbsp; Why or why not?<br \/><br \/>Please check the grammar, reference, and if you have any notes please let me know.&nbsp;<\/p>","price_select":"1","temp_doc_name":"upload_56369312403f74.40380121.docx","word_count":"378","subtotal":10.21,"total_amt":10.21,"firstName":"Uthman","lastName":"Albakri","lastfour":"2144","exp":"1118","address":"4708 Clark Lane","city":"Columbia","zip":"65202","state":"Missouri","country":"United States","transactionReference":"7670832772"}