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Joe Cangelosi1, Terry Damron2, Ed Ranelli3
1University of Central Arkansas, Conway, AR, USA.
Abstract:
The dissemination of preventive health care information (PHCI) can create social and economic value. Enhanced communication of health information depends upon the identification of effective channels and user preferences. Recognizing consumers find the internet and, increasingly, social media sites (Facebook and YouTube) to be important sources of PHCI, this research analyzed questionnaire responses from U.S. adults to identify the social media sites (SMSs), communication preferences, and sources consumers prefer when obtaining PHCI via social media.
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