Challenge: In recent past, social media has emerged as an active platform in the context of healthcare and medicine.
Approach: They propose to use a novel adversarial learning approach to capture medical sentiments expressed in a medical blog to analyze the user's opinions on health-related issues.
Outcome: The proposed framework can capture the user's opinions on health-related issues at a medical blog level.

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