Use of Health-Related Online Support Groups: Population Data from the California Health Interview Survey Complementary and Alternative Medicine Study

Jason E. Owen; Laura Boxley; Michael S. Goldstein; Jennifer H. Lee; Nancy Breen; Julia H. Rowland

doi:10.1111/j.1083-6101.2010.01501.x

April 14, 2010Journal of Computer-Mediated CommunicationOpen Access

Use of Health-Related Online Support Groups: Population Data from the California Health Interview Survey Complementary and Alternative Medicine Study

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less likely to use OSGs. CONCLUSION: Prevalence of use of OSGs for those with chronic health conditions is low, but internet-based health-related services have potential to increase the reach of support services for those living with chronic conditions.

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