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Social media sampling is an effective way to access hard to survey populations and low prevalence groups / Dennis Klinke, Jannes Jacobsen, Manuel Dierse, Thorsten Faas, Denis Gerstorf, Hannah Helal, Swen Hutter, David Schieferdecker, Hanna Schwander, Christian von Scheve, Jule Specht
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