How different health literacy dimensions influences health and well-being among men and women: The mediating role of health behaviours.

Health Expect · 2021 · PMC8077109 · PMID 33539611

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The results showed that among men, the capacity of applying information has marginally significant indirect effects on physical health and well‐being (physical health: β= ‐ 0.023, P = .088; well‐being: β = 0.144, P = .067).

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