Why the study?
Health literacy is important for early diagnosis and risk awareness, but its effect on women's knowledge of cardiovascular disease risk factors and diabetes risk required evaluation.
Does health literacy affect the knowledge of cardiovascular disease risk factors and diabetes risk in women?
Does health literacy affect the knowledge of cardiovascular disease risk factors and diabetes risk in women?
Inadequate health literacy in women is associated with lower education levels and poor health perception, highlighting the need for health literacy education to improve cardiovascular and diabetes risk awareness.
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Inadequate health literacy in one-third of women links to education and perception; hypothesis-generating for effects on cardiovascular and diabetes risk knowledge.
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Doğan et al. (2024) studied this question.
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