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

Objective Online health and social care services are getting widespread which increases the
risk that less advantaged groups may not be able to access these services resulting in digital …

In this review, we present the context of older adult (OA) cancer patients within the broader
cancer population, including cancer burdens and trial representation. We first describe the …

Background The rapid development of digital health has reduced the time and cost of
medical treatment, bringing efficient and economical benefits. However, older adults all over …

Background Digital technology has dramatically changed the world in which we live, and the
ability to access and understand information through these new technologies is becoming …

In the digital age, electronic health literacy (eHealth literacy) of community-dwelling older
people plays a potentially important role in their health behaviors which are critical for health …

The COVID-19 pandemic has led to an increase in the digitalisation of services that poses
the risk of digital exclusion, especially among older adults. We examined the predictors of …

Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women and represents a significant burden
among women worldwide. The concept of health literacy is relatively new to the Gulf states …

Background: COVID-19 thrust both patients and clinicians to use telemedicine in place of
traditional in-person visits. Prepandemic, limited research had examined clinician-patient …

Lay summary Journal articles provide reliable and current information about cancer
research. This can offer hope to people with cancer and help them make decisions about …