Week 1

Independent Study:

5 samples of (what you consider) infographics, data journalism, information design, and data visualisation.

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Chosen medicine – Clinicians Vitamin B12 Oral drops.

Medicine Questionnaire Answers:

Response #1:

– Clinicians formula vitamin b12 oral drops

– Yes have used before

– Used to support normal b12 levels, healthy nervous system functions,

– Yes can take it at any time

– No does not need to be taken with food

– Can take it daily on a permanent basis as a supplement

– Yes fine to take with other medications

– No not good to give to a child

– Yes is fine to take whilst breastfeeding or pregnant, although is recommended to take under doctors advice in case dosages need changing

– Dosage is one drop under the tongue daily

– Pretty hard to overdose – b12 doesn’t have any side effects if high amounts were taken, but if concerned would contact doctors or Healthline

– Expires 3 months after opening

-Should be stored in a cool dark dry place

-Warnings very very very easy to understand and everything is logical and good to follow

-The dropper can be hard to only get one drop – sometimes drop sizes can vary

Response #2

Q1.  Vitamin b12 oral drops

Q2. no

Q3. Provides b12 in liquid form for health reasons

Q4. Yes?

Q5.  1 Per day

Q6. Nothing says you can or can’t so sure

Q7. I don’t know, its not specified

Q8. No?

Q9. Yes

Q10. Yes

Q11. 1 drop per day

Q12. 1 drop under the tongue

Q13. Go to the doctor?

Q14. 28 Feb 2021

Q15. Below 25 degree

Q16. For the most part, it could be more specific

Q17. Yea? Kinda. Weird hierarchy

Q18. Sure

Q19. Weird hierarchy

Q20. They lump info together and they don’t separate the important stuff from the no added stuff

Q21. Got chill colours. Shows no added stuff which is good to have

Q22. Feel like the discard after 3 months could be bigger – yet there is an expiration date too. The info feels repeated at times