Background: Despite an abundance of research that identifies the benefits for both parent
and child when parents are actively involved in their infant's care, challenges related to the …

Background.—The “digital divide” is the gap between those with access to information tools
such as the Internet and those without access. The gap has been described by income …

Abstract Background The Internet is a fundamental part of the daily life of adolescents, they
consider it as a safe and confidential source of information on health matters. The aims is to …

Background Millions of consumers have accessed health information online. However, little
is known about their health status. Objective To explore use of Internet health information …

Technological devices and the internet have become standard tools used by young people
in their social, recreational and educational contexts. The utility of digital technology …

Studies have explored the use of the Internet for health information, but few have focused on
the young adult population, a population that is known to have difficulties in accessing …

Background Most households in the United Kingdom have Internet access, and health-
related Internet use is increasing. The National Health Service (NHS) Direct website is the …

Virtually 100% of American teens have access to the Internet either at home, school,
libraries, or elsewhere, and the majority are using it daily. The Internet has become one of …

Background Digital media are increasingly abundant providing a wide scope of health
information. To date, very little is known about parental health information seeking behaviour …

Background Internet use became an integral part of the healthcare relationship. Literature
indicates that the illness trajectory plays a role in the use of Internet as a health information …