Journal of Medical Internet Research,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
26, P. e48130 - e48130
Published: Nov. 29, 2023
Background
Although
researchers
extensively
study
the
rapid
generation
and
spread
of
misinformation
about
novel
coronavirus
during
pandemic,
numerous
other
health-related
topics
are
contaminating
internet
with
that
have
not
received
as
much
attention.
Objective
This
aims
to
gauge
reach
most
popular
medical
content
on
World
Wide
Web,
extending
beyond
confines
pandemic.
We
conducted
evaluations
subject
matter
credibility
for
years
2021
2022,
following
principles
evidence-based
medicine
assessments
performed
by
experienced
clinicians.
Methods
used
274
keywords
conduct
web
page
searches
through
BuzzSumo
Enterprise
Application.
These
were
chosen
based
derived
from
surveys
administered
practitioners.
The
search
parameters
confined
2
distinct
date
ranges:
(1)
January
1,
2021,
December
31,
2021;
(2)
2022.
Our
specifically
limited
pages
in
Polish
language
filtered
specified
ranges.
analysis
encompassed
161
retrieved
105
Each
underwent
scrutiny
a
seasoned
doctor
assess
its
credibility,
aligning
standards.
Furthermore,
we
gathered
data
social
media
engagements
associated
pages,
considering
platforms
such
Facebook,
Pinterest,
Reddit,
Twitter.
Results
In
prevalence
unreliable
information
related
COVID-19
saw
noteworthy
decline
compared
2021.
Specifically,
percentage
noncredible
discussing
general
vaccinations
decreased
57%
(43/76)
24%
(6/25)
42%
(10/25)
30%
(3/10),
respectively.
However,
same
period,
there
was
considerable
uptick
dissemination
untrustworthy
pertaining
topics.
covering
cholesterol,
statins,
cardiology
rose
11%
(3/28)
26%
(9/35)
18%
(5/28)
(6/23),
Conclusions
Efforts
undertaken
pandemic
curb
seem
yielded
positive
results.
Nevertheless,
our
suggests
these
interventions
need
be
consistently
implemented
across
both
established
emerging
subjects.
It
appears
interest
waned,
gained
prominence,
essentially
“filling
vacuum”
necessitating
ongoing
measures
address
broader
spectrum
Nutrients,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(21), P. 4515 - 4515
Published: Oct. 25, 2023
To
understand
the
extent
to
which
different
sources
of
diet
and
nutrition
information
are
sought,
trusted,
relied
upon
for
making
dietary
changes,
present
international
web-based
survey
study
gauged
participants'
(n
=
3419)
diet-nutrition
information-seeking
behaviors
from
22
interpersonal
general
with
varying
quality,
trust
levels
in
these
sources,
reliance
on
each
source
changes.
Qualitative
insights
were
also
captured
regarding
trustworthiness
formation.
The
results
revealed
a
disconnect
between
popularity
perceived
trustworthiness.
While
nutrition-health
websites,
Google-Internet
searches,
diet-health
books
most
commonly
consulted,
participants
placed
highest
level
scientists,
professionals,
scientific
journals,
suggesting
that
frequent
seeking
subpar
may
not
be
reliable
predictor
assigned
it.
Although
frequency
source-seeking
both
contributed
latter
appeared
have
more
pronounced
influence.
When
was
less
there
reduced
likelihood
relying
it
changing
diet.
Additionally,
always
translate
into
effective
change,
as
shown
by
strong
correlation
two.
These
associations
significantly
differed
depending
source.
Journal of Foodservice Business Research,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 31
Published: Jan. 11, 2025
As
emerging
adults
(18–25)
establish
food
decision-making
independence,
this
study
examines
personal
and
media
influences
on
their
recipe
choices
via
segmented
approach.
A
survey
during
COVID-19
(N
=
556)
assessed
preferred
socialization
agents
(family
members,
friends,
celebrity
chefs,
celebrities,
influencers).
Two-step
clustering
identified
three
pre-COVID-19
seven
during-COVID-19
clusters
with
varying
agents,
revealing
the
dynamic,
negotiated
nature
of
in
adulthood,
both
shared
differing
preferences.
The
cluster
shifts
reflected
changes
unique
to
adulthood.
These
insights
help
scholars
foodservice
businesses
better
understand
adult
consumer
socialization.
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
22(4), P. 570 - 570
Published: April 5, 2025
The
acquisition
of
reliable
health
information
plays
a
pivotal
role
in
shaping
informed
decision-making
and
health-related
behaviours.
This
investigation
examined
the
factors
influencing
use
trust
sources
among
adult
population
South
Tyrol,
Italy,
employing
population-based
cross-sectional
survey
(n
=
2090).
Descriptive
analyses
revealed
sociodemographic
disparities,
with
younger
individuals
those
higher
educational
attainment
demonstrating
increased
engagement
digital
sources,
while
older
adults
lower
levels
exhibited
greater
reliance
on
traditional
media
healthcare
professionals.
Correlation
showed
that
elevated
literacy
(HLS-EU-Q16)
was
linked
to
enhanced
structured
professional
whereas
patient
activation
(PAM-10)
negative
correlation
dependence
professionals,
indicating
more
activated
are
less
reliant
medical
consultations
for
information.
Individuals
reporting
better
status
were
inclined
such
as
media,
or
internet,
opposed
relying
personal
knowledge
experience.
Ordinal
regression
models
further
identified
age,
education,
linguistic
background
crucial
predictors
sources.
These
findings
highlight
influence
emphasise
need
tailored
public
initiatives
ensure
equitable
access
across
diverse
demographic
groups.
Bilecik Şeyh Edebali Üniversitesi Sağlık Bilimleri Fakültesi Dergisi,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
2(2), P. 113 - 122
Published: Feb. 26, 2024
Beslenmeyle
ilgili
dezenformasyon,
halkın
güvenini
sarsarak
sağlık
riskleri
oluşturan
yanıltıcı
bilgilerin
yayılmasına
neden
olmaktadır.
Yetersiz
beslenme
okuryazarlığı,
moda
diyetler,
bilgi
kirliliği
ve
bilimsel
bilginin
yanlış
yorumlanması
gibi
faktörler,
insanların
bu
tür
bilgilerden
etkilenmesine
bilimine
olan
güvenin
azalmasına
yol
açabilir.
Yanlış
çelişkili
bilgileri,
tüketicilerin
tutumlarını,
inançlarını
davranışsal
niyetlerini
olumsuz
etkileyebilir.
Sağlıkla
yönlendirmeler,
sadece
sağlıkla
bir
güven
duygusu
oluşturmaz,
aynı
zamanda
uygun
hizmetlerine
erişimi
de
engelleyebilir
gereksiz
harcamalara
sebep
olabilir.
Beslenme
güçlendirilmesi
için
profesyonelleri,
otoriteleri
devletlere
önemli
görevler
düşmektedir.
Halkın
güveninin
artırılması
iletişimin
geliştirilmesi,
eğitimlerinin
yaygınlaştırılması
sosyal
medyanın
doğru
kullanımı
adımlar
önemlidir.
Bu
çalışmada,
etkileyen
dezenformasyonun
yarattığı
sorunlar
çözüm
önerileri
incelenmiştir.
Nutrients,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(7), P. 996 - 996
Published: March 28, 2024
(1)
Background:
Dietary
behaviour
transformation
is
imperative
for
the
attainment
of
more
sustainable
food
systems,
including
an
increased
intake
plant-based
foods
and
lower
consumption
red
meat
highly
processed
foods.
The
influence
news
media
coverage
on
public
opinion
regarding
dietary
behaviours
significant.
Therefore,
this
study
aimed
to
explore
how
sustainable/plant-based
diets
have
been
portrayed
in
Australian
media.
(2)
Methods:
Factiva
global
database
was
used
search
articles
published
Australia
between
2018
2020.
Relevant
were
selected
if
they
included
keywords
relating
diets,
alternatives.
We
a
coding
protocol
extract
key
information,
such
as
date
publication,
article
topic,
any
health,
environmental
economic
impacts.
Then,
we
performed
framing
thematic
analysis
data.
(3)
Results:
From
357
articles,
than
half
encouraged
increasing
(53.5%)
reducing
animal-derived
(55.2%).
Several
reasons
shift
from
animal
protein
centric
identified
throughout
health
benefits
(15.4%),
impacts
(11.2%),
welfare
(4.8%),
seasonality
local
(5.3%),
avoiding
overconsumption
(4.5%)
wastage
(4.5%).
(4)
Conclusions:
predominant
frame
about
has
consumption,
plant-
less
animal-based
products,
with
little
nuance
complex
interplay
diet
quality
environment
influencing
choices.
should
broaden
its
include
environmental,
factors
improve
understanding
facilitate
informed
Further
research
needed
enhance
comprehension
audience
perceives
which
will
provide
thorough
understanding.
Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
56(7), P. 499 - 506
Published: May 1, 2024
This
Great
Educational
Materials
article
describes
a
novel
nutrition
education
approach
using
series
of
statewide
virtual
book
club
webinars
for
the
Is
Butter
Carb:
Unpicking
Fact
from
Fiction
in
World
Nutritition
by
Rosie
Saunt
and
Helen
West.
is
implemented
within
University
Kentucky
Cooperative
Extension
Service
(Extension)
to
address
misinformation
strengthen
literacy,
focusing
on
consumer's
knowledge,
confidence,
intention
use
information
accurately.
BACKGROUND
Although
researchers
extensively
study
the
rapid
generation
and
spread
of
misinformation
about
novel
coronavirus
during
pandemic,
numerous
other
health-related
topics
are
contaminating
internet
with
that
have
not
received
as
much
attention.
OBJECTIVE
This
aims
to
gauge
reach
most
popular
medical
content
on
World
Wide
Web,
extending
beyond
confines
pandemic.
We
conducted
evaluations
subject
matter
credibility
for
years
2021
2022,
following
principles
evidence-based
medicine
assessments
performed
by
experienced
clinicians.
METHODS
used
274
keywords
conduct
web
page
searches
through
BuzzSumo
Enterprise
Application.
These
were
chosen
based
derived
from
surveys
administered
practitioners.
The
search
parameters
confined
2
distinct
date
ranges:
(1)
January
1,
2021,
December
31,
2021;
(2)
2022.
Our
specifically
limited
pages
in
Polish
language
filtered
specified
ranges.
analysis
encompassed
161
retrieved
105
Each
underwent
scrutiny
a
seasoned
doctor
assess
its
credibility,
aligning
standards.
Furthermore,
we
gathered
data
social
media
engagements
associated
pages,
considering
platforms
such
Facebook,
Pinterest,
Reddit,
Twitter.
RESULTS
In
prevalence
unreliable
information
related
COVID-19
saw
noteworthy
decline
compared
2021.
Specifically,
percentage
noncredible
discussing
general
vaccinations
decreased
57%
(43/76)
24%
(6/25)
42%
(10/25)
30%
(3/10),
respectively.
However,
same
period,
there
was
considerable
uptick
dissemination
untrustworthy
pertaining
topics.
covering
cholesterol,
statins,
cardiology
rose
11%
(3/28)
26%
(9/35)
18%
(5/28)
(6/23),
CONCLUSIONS
Efforts
undertaken
pandemic
curb
seem
yielded
positive
results.
Nevertheless,
our
suggests
these
interventions
need
be
consistently
implemented
across
both
established
emerging
subjects.
It
appears
interest
waned,
gained
prominence,
essentially
“filling
vacuum”
necessitating
ongoing
measures
address
broader
spectrum
