“…METHODS: We searched different sources of written news media including a database of nonspecialized weeklies and magazines, online news sources, web pages of daily newspapers and healthcare oriented weeklies from 2011 to 2013. …”
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“…The research findings will be submitted for publication to relevant peer-reviewed journals as well as professional magazines. The scoping study uses only previously published material, and does not require ethical review.…”
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“…DESIGN: Data were collected from 18–59 year-old respondents to the French Gay Press surveys Enquêtes Presse Gay, conducted repeatedly between 1991 and 2011 (N = 32,196) using self-administered questionnaires distributed in gay magazines and over the internet. METHODS: Trends in unprotected anal intercourse (i.e. condomless anal sex) with casual partners of unknown or different HIV serostatus (hereafter “UAId” in this manuscript) were studied. …”
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“…Then a substantial volume of culturally sensitive health promotional/educational tools like followings: ▸ Publication and circulation of several health articles, magazines, calendar, Leaflets and Alphabet book. ▸ Distribution of ‘Clay-models’. ▸ Dispersion of thousands of Mini-display-boards. ▸ Training of health professionals ▸ Special Classes for patients (337) ▸ ‘Series of Dissemination Seminars’ for all (15) ▸ Launching of website www.pushti.org ▸ Broadcast of 3 mini docudramas through >12 satellite channels…. were developed. …”
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“…METHODS: We identified 153 articles from 1989 to 2015 indexed in various journal platforms, reports, and magazines. Using the PRISMA guidelines as proxy in performing the research review process, only 53 articles were selected. …”
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“…Tobacco use by household members, no perception of harm from tobacco products, and more frequent exposure to tobacco advertisement in newspapers/magazines and stores were associated with increased odds of flavored product use. …”
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“…The findings of this study will be disseminated through peer-reviewed scientific journals and conferences, magazines and web publications. TRIAL REGISTRATION NUMBER: ISRCTN10004994.…”
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“…Multi-group structural equation models were used to examine the use of eight health information sources (newspapers, magazines, internet, radio, TV, books, friends/family, and health professionals) by health status (good vs. poor). …”
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“…This Symposium features current efforts to understand and improve functional recovery post-hip fracture. Dr. Magaziner will present results from the recently-completed Community Ambulation Project (CAP), a multi-site randomized trial in which two in-home physical therapy interventions were compared: PUSH, which included aerobic conditioning, strengthening, balance and functional training; and PULSE, which included transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation, flexibility and active range of motion exercises. …”
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“…The final sample assessed cognitive responses of youth younger than the legal purchase age who were exposed to alcohol advertisements from television or magazines. RESULTS: The studies were predominantly cross-sectional (59.1%), used convenience sampling (63.6%), had 74 to 3,521 participants, and were from six countries. …”
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“…In the multivariate analysis, considering exercise to be important for health management (odds ratio [OR] 1.57, 95% CI 1.12-2.21; P=.009), obtaining medical information from books or magazines (OR 1.23, 95% CI 0.96-1.59; P=.10), and obtaining medical information from the internet (OR 1.45, 95% CI 1.13-1.87; P=.004) were newly identified predictors. …”
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“…Non-users reported similar exposure to cigarette advertising via television and newspapers/magazines as cigarette smokers and dual users; however, advertising via websites/social media was lower among non-users and HTP users than among cigarette smokers and dual users (p < 0.05). …”
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“…Women felt that the best way to increase awareness of breast reconstruction would be by social media (47.8%) followed by word of mouth (16.4%), television (13.4%), newspapers (11.7%), and magazines (10.6%). CONCLUSIONS: Although the breast reconstruction rates are very low, women preferred breast reconstruction to mastectomy alone regardless of age and financial status. …”
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“…In contrast, the number of hours spent reading newspapers and magazines was significantly positively related to quality of life in the categories of psychological health, social relationships, and environment. …”
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“…Less compliance was also associated with beliefs in some specific conspiracy theories with regard to COVID-19 or general conspiracy mentality (Conspiracy Mentality Questionnaire, CMQ), consumption patterns of traditional mass media (television, paper newspapers, magazines, and radio) and modern means to get informed (online digital newspapers, blogs, and social networks), political ideology, vote, trust in institutions, and political identification. …”
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“…Softstrips can be found in old computer magazines, computer books, and booklets of software Cauzin produced. …”
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“…According to the investigation results of 50 elderly diabetes patients in P City,, they use TV, newspapers, and magazines to learn more about relevant information. …”
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“…Regression results showed that newspapers (OR=1.341) and the Internet (OR=3.216) increased the odds of LLIN use in the rural areas and magazines (OR=1.837) in the urban areas. Television (OR=2.375; P=0.002) and the Internet (OR=6.063; P=0.001) increased the odds of ACT use in the urban areas. …”
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“…Patients’ implant knowledge came primarily from magazines or books, while professional dental societies/associations were the least sought out source of information. …”
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“…The internet (74%) and magazines (72%), followed by coaches comments (28% to 30%), were given as the most common sources of information. …”
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