A communication inequalities approach to disparities in fruit and vegetable consumption: Findings from a national survey with U.S. adults.

Objectives: This study assessed whether socioeconomic disparities in fruit and vegetable consumption and its differences by social capital are accounted for by exposure to media information about fruits and vegetables and reflective integration of that information.

Methods: Online survey data were collected in July 2014 from 572 U.S.

The impact of cancer information online on cancer fatalism: education and eHealth literacy as moderators.

One critical yet understudied concept associated with cancer information is cancer fatalism, i.e. deterministic thoughts about the cause of cancer, the inability to prevent it and the unavoidability of death upon diagnosis.