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Online health information seeking among jewish and arab adolescents in Israel: Results from a national school survey

机译：在以色列的犹太和阿拉伯青少年中寻求在线健康信息：国家学校调查的结果

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This study examined patterns and determinants of seeking online health information among a nationally representative sample of 7,028 Jewish and Arab 7th-through 12th-grade students in 158 schools in Israel. Nearly all respondents (98.7%) reported Internet access, and 52.1% reported having sought online health information in the past year. Arab students (63%) were more likely than Jewish students (48%) to seek online health information. Population-group and sex differences in health topics sought online were identified, although fitness/exercise was most common across groups. Multivariate regression models revealed that having sought health information from other sources was the strongest independent correlate of online health information-seeking among Jews (adjusted odds ratio = 8.93, 95% CI [7.70, 10.36]) and Arabs (adjusted odds ratio = 9.77, 95% CI [7.27, 13.13]). Other factors associated with seeking online health information common to both groups were level of trust in online health information, Internet skill level, having discussed health/medical issues with a health care provider in the past year, and school performance. The most common reasons for not seeking online health information were a preference to receive information from a health professional and lack of interest in health/medical issues. The closing of the digital divide between Jews and Arabs represents a move toward equality. Identifying and addressing factors underpinning online health information-seeking behaviors is essential to improve the health status of Israeli youth and reduce health disparities.
机译：这项研究调查了以色列158所学校的7,028名犹太和阿拉伯7至12年级学生的全国代表性样本中寻求在线健康信息的方式和决定因素。几乎所有受访者（98.7％）都报告了互联网访问，而52.1％的报告者在过去一年中曾寻求在线健康信息。阿拉伯学生（63％）比犹太学生（48％）更有可能寻求在线健康信息。确定了网上寻求健康话题的人群和性别差异，尽管健身/运动在各组中最常见。多元回归模型显示，从其他来源寻求健康信息是犹太人（调整后的优势比= 8.93、95％CI [7.70，10.36]）和阿拉伯人（调整后的优势比= 9.77）之间在线健康信息寻求的最强独立关联。 95％CI [7.27，13.13]。与寻求两组共同的在线健康信息相关的其他因素包括对在线健康信息的信任程度，互联网技能水平，在过去一年中与医疗保健提供者讨论过健康/医疗问题以及学校的表现。不寻求在线健康信息的最常见原因是，他们倾向于从健康专业人士那里获取信息，并且对健康/医疗问题不感兴趣。犹太人和阿拉伯人之间数字鸿沟的缩小代表着朝着平等迈进的一步。识别和解决支持在线健康信息搜索行为的因素，对于改善以色列青年的健康状况并减少健康差异至关重要。

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