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Wikipedia is one of the most widely used reference sources in the world, with the English site alone attracting more than 130 billion page views each year. Wikipedia is also among the most frequently cited domains in ChatGPT responses and is becoming an integral part of training AI models. Collective efforts to improve medical content on Wikipedia have increased the breadth and reliability of articles. Yet many articles on fundamental epidemiologic concepts are sparse or contain false or misleading content.
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Event Details:
February 10, 2026
10:00 – 11:00am, MT
Zoom Webinar
Session Chair: Peter Socha, Aarhus University and Anna Palmer, Burnet Institute
Presenters
Anna Palmer
Epidemiology content on Wikipedia
Peter Socha
Collective efforts to improve Wikipedia content
Nandan Yardi
Structure and success of the Wikipedia Epilepsy Project
Anna Palmer
Critique my (live) Wikipedia edits
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