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GRID: Modeling Health Influencer Discourse as Argument Networks for Credibility Assessment
Health-related discussions on social media are increasingly shaped by influencers who offer diverse, and often competing perspectives on the same issue. Yet, such content is typically evaluated in isolation, without considering the broader discourse in which it appears. We introduce GRID (Grounded R
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