The World Health Organization (WHO) defines an infodemic as the proliferation of false or
misleading information that leads to confusion, mistrust in health authorities, and the …

Advances in conceptualizing settings in health promotion include understanding settings as
complex and interlinked systems with a core commitment to health and related outcomes …

The ideology of healthism and low perceptions of the threat of vaccine-preventable diseases
may explain the positive link between socioeconomic status (SES) and vaccine hesitancy in …

In recent decades, health literacy has garnered increasing attention alongside a variety of
public health topics. This study aims to explore trends in this area through a bibliometric …

In order to understand the research status of the relationship between health communication
and doctor-patient relationship, and to explore a new path of the impact of health …

Objective: The aim of this paper was to identify the reported need for health literacy related
to the COVID-19 pandemic. We explored the role of health literacy in people's …

Background: The COVID-19 pandemic received widespread media coverage due to its
novelty, an early lack of data, and the rapid rise in deaths and cases. This excessive …

Health literacy (HL) is a result of health promotion and education that has been included as
a nursing intervention since 2013. It was proposed, as a nursing activity, to “determine …

Healthcare, religion, governance, politics, and economics have historically caused many of
the world's most significant conflicts, and they continue to do so because these issues are …

Health literacy enhances a population's self-care capacity and helps to reduce health
inequalities. Low health literacy (LHL) is associated mostly with mature patients with chronic …