Del Carpio-Orantes L

Language: Spanish
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ABSTRACT

The advantages that have been had through the use of social networks during COVID-19 pandemic that have acted as means to exercise telemedicine are discussed; however, it is also debated that, by misusing them, we may be falling into an infodemic which has favored the dissemination of erroneous information through social networks, so you are invited to use social networks as a means of telemedicine, always by professionals with professionalism and objectivity.

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