“…The numbers killed, injured, displaced and bereaved are too large to imagine or comprehend, yet the pictures are there, in the newspapers, on the television screens, forcing us to try to understand.…”
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“…For media sources, 24% of participants (232/989) rated the internet as trustworthy, followed by 21% of participants for television (225/998), 18% for radio (199/988), and only 11% for social media (110/991). …”
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“…Lifestyle variables, including physical exercise, television and computer use, and parental education are predictive of academic performance or quality of life. …”
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“…Alcohol-use risk was associated with more screen time (β = 0.105, p < 0.001) and television time (β = 0.075, p < 0.016). Social vulnerability was associated with lower sitting time (β = − 0.187, p < 0001) and screen time (β = − 0.014, p < 0.001). …”
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“…CONCLUSIONS: The popular sources of COVID-19-related information were radio and television. The participants trusted the government and health professionals on COVID-19. …”
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“…‘To determine orientation we occasionally used a PDP-12 computer to produce a graph of average response vs orientation, generating the slit electronically on a television screen. This method took much longer, and the usual minute-to-minute variations in responsiveness of the cell tended to make the curves broader and noisier. …”
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“…In April 2018, five television crew members developed an acute febrile illness after filming a documentary about vampire bats in Guatemala. …”
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“…OBJECTIVES/GOALS: Partner with the entertainment industry to build trust in science and research, especially among high-disparity and underserved communities, through inclusion of research themes on popular television shows. METHODS/STUDY POPULATION: To date, our partnerships with TV writers have led to inclusion of clinical research storylines on 10 popular TV shows (e.g., Grey’s Anatomy with an audience of 7M). …”
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“…Participants answered questions related to their exposure to alcohol adverts across television, Poster/billboard, events, and social media. …”
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“…RESULTS: Videos posted by consumers more often promoted or were trying to sell a product or procedure (32/55, 58% of consumers vs 10/31, 32% of medical professionals and 4/14, 29% of television, internet, news, or entertainment sources; P=.03) and more frequently mentioned the use of makeup or other ways to cover up rosacea (30/55, 55% of consumers vs 6/31, 19% of medical professionals and 2/14, 14% of television, internet, news, or entertainment sources; P<.001). …”
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“…Family participation in physical activity had the strongest negative correlation with total minutes of television-video viewing and computer-video playing (r = -0.08, p < .05). …”
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“…METHODS: For 24 months prior to the law, and 12 months after the law, data were collected on: (i) Quitline caller registrations and the issuing of nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) vouchers by the Quitline Service; (ii) expenditure on Quitline-related television advertising; (iii) expenditure on other smokefree television advertising; and (iv) print media coverage of smoking in major New Zealand newspapers. …”
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