Social Media as a Platform for Cancer Care Decision-Making Among Women: Internet Survey-Based Study on Trust, Engagement, and Preferences.

JMIR Cancer · 2025 · PMC11923483 · PMID 40053770

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Relative to those rating social media as trustworthy, those rating it as “untrustworthy” had significantly reduced odds of viewing cancer-related health information (β=–1.680, Wald χ 2=24.31, P <.001) while the reduction in likelihood of those rating it “neutral” did not reach statistical significance (β=–0.581, Wald χ 2=2.74, P =.10).

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