Health Net and UCLA School of Public Health Expand T2X Health Literacy Social Media Program to All Teens Nationwide

If this intervention is indeed successful in allowing teens to become more engaged in their health care and health decisions, we could validate the use of social networking sites for the rest of our population and open doors to exploring other innovative technology-based approaches to promoting heal...

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Published inBusiness Wire
Format Newsletter
LanguageEnglish
Published New York Business Wire 11.01.2012
Subjects
Communication
Health care
Health care policy
Health education
Health insurance
Health literacy
Health services
Intervention
Life insurance companies
Literacy
Public health
Quality control
Sexual behavior
Social networks
Social research
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Summary:If this intervention is indeed successful in allowing teens to become more engaged in their health care and health decisions, we could validate the use of social networking sites for the rest of our population and open doors to exploring other innovative technology-based approaches to promoting healthy behaviors in the future.