E-Health’s Influence on Cancer Survivors’ Support for Junk-Food Policy: A Moderated-Mediation Analysis
Milano Ming Li
Abstract:Background Understanding how factors such as e-health use influences junk-food restrictions is crucial for advancing cancer preventive interventions. This study focuses on cancer survivors, examining the role of increased e-health usage in shaping their support for junk-food control policies. It particularly investigates the perceived cancer risk associated with diet and the impact of calorie information awareness.Methods Data for this study were derived from the Health Information National Trends Survey (HINT… Show more
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