Health & New Media Research

Original Article

September 12, 2024

Navigating the infodemic: assessing digital literacy and misinformation vulnerability among senior citizens in Vietnam during COVID-19

Tuong-Minh Ly-Le, Viet Tho Le

Health New Media Res. 2024;8(2):3-11.

This research examines the digital literacy and misinformation vulnerability among senior citizens in Vietnam during the COVID-19 pandemic. The study aims to understand how senior citizens navigate the infodemic and...

Original Article

November 19, 2024

Support for censorship and corrective action against social media misinformation about COVID-19 vaccines: comparisons across age, gender, and racial/ethnic groups

Joon Soo Lim, Jun Zhang, Junga Kim, et al.

Health New Media Res. 2024;8(2):12-21.

This study investigated how an individual’s presumed influence of COVID-19 vaccine misinformation on others affects their intention to support censorship and engage in corrective measures against social media misinformation. A...

Original Article

December 18, 2024

Likes, shares and health care: social media’s influence on public health development in rural India

Jesus Milton Rousseau S., Aria Susanth

Health New Media Res. 2024;8(2):22-32.

This research study explores the transformative role of social media in rural development and public health, focusing on villages or towns in three districts in Karnataka: Kolar, Tumkur, and Ramanagara....

Original Article

December 21, 2024

“No claims, no trials, no compensation. Just roll up your sleeve”: social media communication on vaccine uptake sentiments in Canada

Swarna D.S. Weerasinghe, Oladapo Oyebode, Rita Orji

Health New Media Res. 2024;8(2):33-42.

Social media platforms are data-rich sources of communication. We analysed 20,000 Canadian COVID vaccine tweets at two Canadian geographic and temporal levels of before and after vaccine arrivals in two...

Original Article

December 18, 2024

Message framing effects on exercise flow and interest in mobile fitness apps

HanJin Jang, Jeongmin Park, Ji-Hye Choi

Health New Media Res. 2024;8(2):43-49.

This study explored the effects of message framing in mobile fitness applications on user experiences and exercise outcomes, focusing specifically on perceived benefits, exercise interest, flow, and attitudes toward exercise....

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