Oral Presentations 2018
DOI: 10.1136/jech-2018-ssmabstracts.112
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RF24 Engaging underrepresented women as participants in studies about health risks: life stage differences in motivations to participate

Abstract: BackgroundUniversal interventions to reduce health risks can widen health inequalities. Targeted approaches, where an intervention is tailored to specific groups, may overcome this limitation. Women aged 16 to 34 years with lower socioeconomic status are hard-to engage in research which limits our ability to understand how to address their health and lifestyle behaviours.According to marketing research on spending, young adults aged 16 to 34 years pass through three main life stages: (1) dependency on older ad… Show more

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