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The association between health anxiety and visits to traditional and complementary medicine providers in Norway: the Tromsø7 Study

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Cross-sectional data shows higher health anxiety increases odds of traditional and complementary medicine visits, indicating a need for awareness.

Visits to traditional and complementary medicine providers increase with higher health anxiety scores, indicating significant associations.
A 1-point increase in health anxiety is linked to 5-7% higher odds of visiting complementary medicine practitioners.
Using logistic regression, the study analyzed a large adult population from the Tromsø Study, assessing provider visits and health anxiety.
These findings suggest the importance of recognizing health anxiety in the context of traditional and complementary medicine visits.

Norbye et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Cross-sectional data shows higher health anxiety increases odds of traditional and complementary medicine visits, indicating a need for awareness.

Visits to traditional and complementary medicine providers increase with higher health anxiety scores, indicating significant associations.
A 1-point increase in health anxiety is linked to 5-7% higher odds of visiting complementary medicine practitioners.
Using logistic regression, the study analyzed a large adult population from the Tromsø Study, assessing provider visits and health anxiety.
These findings suggest the importance of recognizing health anxiety in the context of traditional and complementary medicine visits.

Norbye et al. (2025) studied this question.

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