Social media tools, including blogs, social networks, and media-sharing sites, help nutrition
and dietetics practitioners reach broader audiences and connect directly with the public. In …

Background Social media platforms are increasingly used by registered dietitians (RDs) to
improve knowledge translation and exchange in nutrition. However, a thorough …

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Social media can be a quick, low-cost, direct way for nutrition educators to broaden the
scope of their targeted programs. The authors' viewpoint is that for social media to be …

Background Given the high penetration of social media use, social media has been
proposed as a method for the dissemination of information to health professionals and …

Objective Social media is a potentially engaging way to support adolescents and young
adults in maintaining healthy diets and learning about nutrition. This review identifies …

Background: Social media are dynamic and interactive computer-mediated communication
tools that have high penetration rates in the general population in high-income and middle …

Aim Social media has transformed the interaction between healthcare professionals and
consumers, yet research of its use in dietetics is limited. The aim of this study was to …

Social media9s ubiquitous influence is changing the landscape of health-related practices.
Health organizations and individuals continue to utilize social media for health with mixed …

Background: Social media are growing worldwide platforms for unlimited exchange of
various content. Owing to their accessibility and short form, they can be utilized as usable …