This article reviews existing research on the portrayal of climate change within the print
media, paying particular attention to the increasing role that celebrities have come to play …

Microplastics enter the environment as a result of larger plastic items breaking down
('secondary') and from particles originally manufactured at that size ('primary'). Personal care …

Ethical and societal issues concerning justice, safety, risks, and benefits are well-
established topics in the discourses of nanotechnology innovation and development. That …

What is 'digital health'? And, what are its implications for medicine and healthcare, and for
individual citizens and society?'Digital health'is of growing interest to policymakers …

Nanotechnology cannot be directly experienced and observed—all that people know about
it and their interpretations and opinions are mainly based on information from the mass …

How are the news media framing nanoscale science and technology? Primary concerns in
the literature have been how news media weigh risks and benefits and how they classify …

This article examines, through a systematic study of the German, Swiss and Austrian media
framing of nanotechnology, whether the concept of a journalistic negativity bias applies to …

Health professionals have shown a growing interest in the therapeutic value of'hope'in
recent years. However, hope has been examined mainly from psychological and biomedical …

Digital technologies promise to transform practices of health, medicine and health care and
'power'economies. In expectation of their presumed future benefits, governments in recent …

The concept of 'framing'is being increasingly recognised as a useful means of characterising
the social relations of representation shaping the news reporting of science and risk. In …