Little is known about the acceptability of internet and telephone treatments, or what factors
might influence patient interest in receiving treatments via these media. This study examined …

Background: Less is known about young African American (AA) women, largely because the
young are hard to reach. Traditional approaches to behavior changes interventions impose …

Regular physical activity is associated with a wide range of health benefits. As population
age, promotion of physical activity should specifically target older adults, an expanding …

Objective: This two-part study analyzed data collected from middle-aged (age 44–64) and
older women (age 65+) with one or more chronic conditions who completed the National …

Background: Internet-delivered behavior change programs have the potential to reach a
large population. However, low participation levels and high levels of attrition are often …

Background It has been shown that physical activity is more likely to increase if web-based
interventions apply evidence-based components (eg self-monitoring) and incorporate …

Background: Self-help eHealth interventions are generally less effective than human-
supported ones, as they suffer from a low level of adherence. Nevertheless, self-help …

Despite evidence-based recommendations for addressing obesity in the clinical setting,
lifestyle interventions are lacking in practice. The objective of this study was to translate an …

OBJECTIVE: To better understand the mixed findings regarding the efficacy of Internet-
based physical activity interventions, we examined the use and usefulness of particular …

This study provides insight into the use and appreciation of a tailored physical activity
intervention for people aged over 50 years in different intervention conditions (ie printed …