Objective Our aim was to learn more about the association between the sources of
information cancer patients and caregivers use and their eHealth literacy. Methods We …

Purpose The aim of our study was to investigate Internet and eHealth usage, with respect to
eHealth literacy, by cancer patients and their relatives. Patients and methods Using a …

Cancer is a critical disease with a high mortality rate in the US. Although useful information
exists on the Internet, many people experience difficulty finding information about cancer …

The global incidence of skin cancer has steadily increased in recent years, and malignant
melanoma still has one of the fastest-growing incidence rates among all malignant tumors in …

Given the impact of health literacy (HL) on patients' outcomes, limited health literacy is a
major barrier to improve cancer care globally. HL refers to the degree in which an individual …

Abstract Purpose As Internet technology evolves, electronic health (e-health) literacy
gradually becomes a key factor in healthy behaviors and health-related decision-making …

Introduction Over 90% of people living with cancer access information online to inform
healthcare decisions. Older adults with cancer are also increasingly adopting electronic …

Abstract Purpose The Internet becomes one of the most effective communication media in
healthcare. This study aimed to evaluate the cancer information sources and the needs of …

Purpose The aim of this study was to evaluate cancer patients' need for information, their
communication and usage of social media. Methods We developed a standardized …

An increasing number of patients and relatives use the Internet to get additional or initial
information about their disease. The aim of the study was to reevaluate the Internet usage …