Without
any
fear
of
contradiction,
the
thesis
would
not
have
materialized
in
absence
incredible
support,
encouragement,
and
guidance
provided
by
my
two
fantastic
supervisors,
Professor
Phil
Reed
Dr.
Irene
Reppa
BMC Public Health,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
23(1)
Published: Jan. 6, 2023
Vaccination
remains
the
most
powerful
weapon
against
emergence
of
new
variants
coronavirus
(COVID-19).
However,
false
information
about
COVID-19
vaccines
through
various
platforms
including
social
media
a
major
threat
to
global
public
health.
This
study
examined
impact
sources
on
vaccine
hesitancy
and
resistance
in
sub-Saharan
Africa
(SSA).A
validated
web-based
cross-sectional
was
conducted
from
14
March
16
May
2021,
administered
both
French
English
2572
participants
aged
18
years
over.
Data
sociodemographic
characteristics,
medical
vaccination
history,
(mainstream
media)
used
by
during
pandemic
were
obtained.
There
three
main
outcomes:
The
vaccinated
group
those
who
responded
affirmation
(Yes)
question
whether
they
have
been
COVID-19.
Those
'not
sure'
or
'no'
then
asked
if
willing
be
when
became
available
their
home
countries.
responses
this
follow-up
derive
second
third
outcome
variables
'vaccine
hesitancy'
resistance',
respectively.
A
series
logistic
regression
analyses
examine
outcomes.The
prevalence
among
lowest
newspaper
readers
(42%)
highest
TV
(72%)
users
(73%).
vaccine-resistance
also
(37%)
but
(87%).
Multivariate
revealed
that
compared
did
not
use
these
sources,
SSA
relied
radio
(aOR
0.83,
95%CI
=
0.70,
0.99),
0.80,
0.65,
0.97)
0.79,
for
less
likely
hesitant
towards
taking
vaccines.
2.13,
1.62,
2.80),
watched
1.40,
=1.08,
1.80),
healthcare
workers
(HCWs:
aOR
1.32,
1.07,
1.63)
families/friends
1.31,
1.06,
1.61)
related
more
resist
COVID
study.
Participants
0.77,
0.62,
0.95)
non-readers
newspaper.We
found
all
six
except
strong
predictors
vaccination.
Further
research
how
channels
can
improve
availability
reliable
is
needed.
Investments
resources
will
protect
people
empower
them
make
appropriate
choices
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
20(3), P. 2434 - 2434
Published: Jan. 30, 2023
Problematic
Internet
Use
(PIU)
is
a
broad
term
that
covers
problems
with
use
result
in
psychological,
social,
academic
or
professional
difficulties.
The
aim
of
our
study
was
to
identify
individuals
particularly
vulnerable
developing
PIU
among
Polish
students,
taking
into
account
sociodemographic
characteristics
and
patterns.
A
total
1008
students
universities
took
part
the
survey.
research
tool
Test—the
version
Addiction
Test.
Among
respondents,
10.2%
showed
signs
PIU—high
very
high
risk
addiction.
Significantly
higher
levels
were
found
males
than
females,
science
medical
humanities
users
using
computer,
as
opposed
only
phone/tablet.
decrease
observed
improved
their
assessment
material
situation.
severity
increased
significantly
importance
for
entertainment
increased.
Our
indicates
it
worth
implementing
measures
prevent
development
Poland,
e.g.,
screening
educational
campaigns,
especially
students.
It
also
necessary
offer
at
lower
education,
less
affluent,
forms
leisure
time
other
computer
activity
Internet.
BMC Public Health,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
25(1)
Published: Jan. 20, 2025
People's
health
is
an
important
foundation
for
national
development.
This
study
uses
data
from
the
2021
Chinese
General
Social
Survey
(CGSS)
to
empirically
test
impact
of
residents'
Internet
use
and
family
economic
status
on
self-rated
health.
The
empirical
research
results
show
that,
first,
significantly
promote
their
Second,
a
gender
difference
exists
in
how
affect
Third,
after
introducing
interaction
term
between
status,
it
found
that
negatively
regulates
promotion
health,
suggesting
substitution
effect
these
two
factors.
Finally,
heterogeneity
finds
effects
vary
by
region,
registered
residence,
age
group.
suggests
government
can
further
improve
penetration,
create
good
access
environment,
strengthen
skills
training,
enhance
content
construction.
These
measures
amplify
positive
Engineering Reports,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
6(9)
Published: June 11, 2024
Abstract
Blockchain
(BCn)
revolution
across
the
world
leads
global
transformation
by
altering
existing
structure
and
introducing
accessible
decentralized
paradigm.
This
technology
facilitates
access
to
resources
redefines
conventional
frameworks,
empowering
people
communities
globally.
Motivated
these
attention‐seeking
potentiality
of
BCn
features,
in
this
article,
we
examine
challenges,
advancements,
emerging
prospects
Bangladesh.
With
a
specific
focus
on
implications
for
sustainability
smart
development,
study
addresses
urgent
need
understand
how
can
facilitate
sustainable
development
rapidly
evolving
countries
like
The
goal
research
is
draw
attention
successful
use
knowledge
extract
best
practices
cutting‐edge
strategies
contribution
covers
underlying
concepts
technology,
showing
revolutionary
state
world,
applications
sustainability,
assessment
its
current
usage,
highlighting
implementation
problems.
Furthermore,
serves
as
gateway
transparent,
future
that
fosters
inclusive
national
progress
aligns
with
goals.
also
strives
inspire
individuals
transformational
collective
benefit
society
BCn's
potential
empower
while
driving
positive
change.
Frontiers in Public Health,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12
Published: Oct. 17, 2024
People’s
health
is
one
of
the
important
supports
for
China’s
economic
development.
This
study
uses
2021
Chinese
General
Social
Survey
(CGSS)
data
to
empirically
test
impact
residents’
Internet
use
frequency
and
income
on
level,
analyzes
differences
between
urban
rural
areas.
The
empirical
results
show
that,
firstly,
can
promote
level
residents,
promotion
effect
residents
higher
than
that
residents;
Secondly,
has
a
positive
promoting
entire
sample
but
in
samples,
regression
not
significant.
Third,
heterogeneity
region,
gender
age,
it
found
also
urban–rural
differences.
Based
this,
this
suggests
government
continue
make
efforts
further
by
improving
penetration
rate,
strengthening
skills,
carrying
out
professional
skills
training
high-quality
development
content.
Life,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
12(6), P. 861 - 861
Published: June 9, 2022
This
topic
was
dedicated
to
the
complexity
of
internet
addiction
and
contains
23
articles
submitted
by
prestigious
workgroups
originally
launched
as
a
Special
Issue
entitled
"Internet
Addiction"
[...].
Frontiers in Psychology,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
13
Published: Nov. 29, 2022
This
paper
explores
consumers'
coping
strategies
when
they
feel
negative
emotions
due
to
forced
deconsumption
during
the
Covid-19
pandemic
lockdowns.The
tool
used
for
data
collection
is
questionnaire.
It
was
made
using
LimeSurvey
software.
A
total
of
621
complete
observations
were
analyzed.The
findings
demonstrate
that
anger
positively
influences
activation
seeking
social
support,
mental
disengagement,
and
confrontive
strategies.
Besides,
disappointment
activates
disengagement
but
only
marginally
not
behavioral
disengagement.
Furthermore,
regret
related
coping,
acceptance,
positive
reinterpretation.
Finally,
worry
impacts
self-control,
planful
problem-solving.The
study's
originality
lies
in
its
investigation
experiencing
context
pandemic.
Research Square (Research Square),
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 24, 2022
Abstract
Background
Vaccination
remains
the
most
powerful
weapon
against
emergence
of
new
variants
coronavirus
(COVID-19).
However,
false
information
about
COVID-19
vaccines
through
various
platforms
including
social
media
remain
a
major
threat
to
global
public
health.
The
study
examined
impact
sources
on
vaccine
hesitancy
and
resistance
in
sub-Saharan
Africa
(SSA).
Methods
A
validated
web-based
questionnaire
was
administered
French
English
2572
participants
from
African
(SSA)
countries
Cameroon,
Ghana,
Kenya,
Mozambique,
Nigeria,
South
Africa,
Tanzania,
who
were
aged
18
years
over.
An
e-link
survey
disseminated
via
emails
posted
(Facebook
WhatsApp).
vaccination
status
(vaccinated,
resistance)
their
association
with
(mainstream
media)
assessed
by
conducting
multinomial
logistic
regression
analyses.
Results
prevalence
SSA
higher
among
users
(72.2
84.5%)
those
that
watched
TV
(73.0
79.7%),
but
lower
newspaper
readers
(42.5
36.7%)
respectively,
during
pandemic.
Multivariate
analysis
revealed
Southern
Central
respondents
more
likely
rely
for
information,
women
smoke
friends
family
members
Lower
education
(primary
or
less)
associated
likelihood
use
related
compared
postgraduate
qualification
(aOR
0.36,
95%CI
0.20,
0.62).
Resistance
reliance
families
1.44,
=
1.08,
1.93),
watching
1.54,
1.11,
2.14)
(adjusted
odds
ratio
aOR
2.93,
2.10,
4.09),
which
also
1.46,
1.15,
1.85)
respondents.
Conclusions
Our
showed
television
had
strongest
hesitancy.
further
research
investments
are
needed
improve
availability
reliable
healthcare
these
channels
protect
people
empower
them
make
appropriate
choices