Health Communication,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
39(6), P. 1198 - 1208
Published: May 4, 2023
As
the
boundaries
between
our
online
and
offline
lives
are
increasingly
blurred,
it
is
important
to
attend
ways
in
which
behaviors
shape
perceptions
actions.
While
a
great
deal
of
health
communication
research
has
examined
effects
exposure
specific
social
media
content,
also
investigate
how
broader
patterns
everyday
use
may
affect
norms
different
ways.
In
this
panel
survey,
we
explored
using
for
informational,
connection,
aspirational
purposes
affected
COVID-19
vaccination
changes
vaccine
intentions
December
2020
March
2021
US
Using
seek
information
connect
with
others
positively
influenced
via
strengthening
supporting
vaccination.
These
findings
highlight
integrated
informs
lives,
as
well
role
apolitical
plays
shaping
attitudes
toward
politicized
science.
Heliyon,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
9(8), P. e18903 - e18903
Published: Aug. 1, 2023
This
study
was
conducted
to
determine
the
predictors
of
COVID-19
vaccination
attitudes
across
multiple
waves
in
seven
countries
geographically
spread
European
continent,
using
data
from
a
survey
provided
by
Massachusetts
Institute
Technology
COVID-19.
Facebook
users
globe
participated
this
which
collected
information
on
their
knowledge
COVID-19,
towards
risk
and
available
information,
willingness
or
lack
thereof
take
vaccine.
In
secondary
analysis
study,
neural
networks
were
used
with
special
attention
given
importance
attitudes.
Perception
social
norms
regarding
found
be
most
important
predictor
vaccine
acceptance.
Country
residence
wave
collection
among
predictors,
different
patterns
for
each
country
emerging
waves.
Other
strong
included
masks
mask
wearing;
influenza
vaccine;
distrust
government
health
authorities
scientists;
level
existing
treatments
The
results
can
inform
effective
public
prevention
intervention
efforts
against
infectious
diseases.
Health An Interdisciplinary Journal for the Social Study of Health Illness and Medicine,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
28(6), P. 831 - 857
Published: Nov. 15, 2023
Since
the
launch
of
Covid-19
global
vaccination
campaign,
postsecondary
institutions
have
strongly
promoted
vaccination,
often
through
mandates,
and
academic
literature
has
identified
"vaccine
uptake"
among
students
as
a
problem
deserving
monitoring,
research,
intervention.
However,
with
admission
that
vaccines
do
not
stop
viral
spread,
older-age
co-morbidities
are
major
determinants
poor
outcomes,
many
vaccine
side
effects
disproportionately
affect
young,
it
cannot
be
assumed
risk-benefit
analysis
favors
vaccinating
students.
Drawing
from
critical
policy
studies,
I
appraise
on
uptake
in
education.
find
this
reflects
"scientific
consensus,"
hardly
acknowledging
contradictory
medical
evidence,
ignoring
coercive
elements
underlying
acceptance,"
neglecting
ethical
tensions
built
into
very
design
policies.
discuss
potential
explanations
for
my
findings,
their
implications
academia's
role
society
COVID-19
era
beyond.
Journal of American College Health,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 9
Published: Nov. 28, 2023
Objective:
Cannabis
use
in
college
students
has
increased
over
time
and
is
linked
to
negative
consequences.
During
the
COVID-19
pandemic,
many
experienced
greater
stress,
which
could
heighten
cannabis
related
This
study
was
designed
clarify
motivations
for
that
may
link
pandemic-related
stressors
spent
high
cannabis-related
Since
the
launch
of
Covid-19
global
vaccination
campaign
in
December
2020,
postsecondary
institutions
has
been
a
contested
issue.
International
evidence
indicates
that
these
have
achieved
high
rates
and
Canadian
public
health
agencies
exclude
them
entirely
from
list
at
risk
outbreaks.
On
other
hand,
influential
observers,
themselves
insist
not
only
achieving,
but
also
maintaining,
“up-to-date”
-
through
mandates
if
necessary
–
remains
critical
to
contain
crisis.
However,
with
increasing
recognition
vaccines
do
stop
viral
spread,
young
populations
are
exceedingly
low
severe
Covid-19,
hospitalization,
death
survival
rate
over
99.98%
mandated
medical
interventions
troubled
history
repercussions
this
day,
soundness
current
policies
cannot
be
assumed.
Drawing
medicalization
tradition
interpretive
phenomenology,
our
study
explores,
in-depth
interviews,
how
within
beyond
shaped
perceptions
crisis,
beliefs
about
role,
risks,
benefits
vaccination,
life
choices
chances
students
Canada.
We
find
largely
comply
policies,
whether
by
conviction,
convenience,
or
coercion,
discourse
social
practices
promoted
limit
opportunities
for
free
debate
exchange
across
statuses.
Regardless
status,
resist,
albeit
very
limitedly
given
cost
noncompliance.
discuss
implications
findings
policy,
equity,
power
control
era.
(Note:
Published
@
Journal
Research
Applied
Medicine
https://researchandappliedmedicine.com/revistas/vol1/revista6/journal-of-research-applied-medicine-vol01-n06.html)
Health Communication,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
39(6), P. 1198 - 1208
Published: May 4, 2023
As
the
boundaries
between
our
online
and
offline
lives
are
increasingly
blurred,
it
is
important
to
attend
ways
in
which
behaviors
shape
perceptions
actions.
While
a
great
deal
of
health
communication
research
has
examined
effects
exposure
specific
social
media
content,
also
investigate
how
broader
patterns
everyday
use
may
affect
norms
different
ways.
In
this
panel
survey,
we
explored
using
for
informational,
connection,
aspirational
purposes
affected
COVID-19
vaccination
changes
vaccine
intentions
December
2020
March
2021
US
Using
seek
information
connect
with
others
positively
influenced
via
strengthening
supporting
vaccination.
These
findings
highlight
integrated
informs
lives,
as
well
role
apolitical
plays
shaping
attitudes
toward
politicized
science.
