Abstract:BACKGROUND
Social media is commonly used in public health interventions to promote cancer prevention and early diagnosis. It can rapidly deliver targeted public health messages to large numbers of people, including groups who may have more barriers to reporting symptoms and accessing cancer screening. However, there is currently little understanding about whether social media interventions to promote cancer prevention and early diagnosis are effective and how they might improve outcomes… Show more
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