Objective: Disparities in cancer care contribute to higher rates of cancer mortality. Online
health information would be a resource for cancer patients to obtain knowledge and make …

We examine relationships among Internet diffusion, voice and accountability, and
government corruption based on data from 24 Latin American and 23 sub-Saharan African …

Objective To conduct a systematic synthesis of the literature evaluating the use of the
Internet and social media by people with bladder cancer (BCa) and their carers, and to …

Aims This study aims to describe the information needs of urological and breast cancer
patients and factors related to use of the Internet as a source of health information …

Objective How best to provide an increasingly diverse population with health information
has become a major concern for health policy makers in Europe and beyond. Our study …

Las redes sociales emergen como una de las principales fuentes de información mediante
el uso de Internet. Objetivo: valorar la información sanitaria que se utiliza en las redes …

Breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed non-skin cancer in women and the leading
cause of death among Hispanic women living in the United States. Relative to non-Hispanic …

Abstract Background/Aims: In today's information era, patients often seek information
regarding health using the internet. We assessed reliability and validity of internet …

Background: People who use the Internet to research health topics do not usually find all the
information they need and do not trust what they read. This study was designed to assess …

Background Delays to diagnosis in lung cancer can lead to reduced chance of survival, and
patients often wait for several months before presenting symptoms. The time between first …