《健康向导》诚征大众健康类稿件

《健康向导》杂志以传播卫生信息,普及医药知识,服务大众健康,推广科学生活方式。引导百姓幸福生活为宗旨。设有健康教育进万家、本刊特稿、特别报道、专家论病、祖国医药、艾滋病健康教育、健康理念、防病治病、饮食保健、心理健康、运动健身、乡村卫生园地、生活妙招、美容时尚、健康百问等栏目．现面向全国征集大众健康类稿件。     

《健康向导》诚征大众健康类稿件

《健康向导》杂志以传播卫生信息,普及医药知识,服务大众健康,推广科学生活方式,引导百姓幸福生活为宗旨。设有健康教育进万家、本刊特稿、专题报道、专家论病、祖国医药、艾滋病健康教育、健康理念、防病治病、饮食保健、心理健康、运动健身、乡村卫生园地、生活妙招、美容时尚、健康百问等栏目,现面向全国征集大众健康类     

《健康向导》诚征大众健康类稿件

<正>《健康向导》杂志以传播卫生信息,普及医药知识,服务大众健康,推广科学生活方式,引导百姓幸福生活为宗旨。设有健康讲坛、健康教育进万家、本刊特稿、特别报道、专家论病、祖国医药、艾滋病健康教育、健康理念、防病治病、饮食保健、心理健康、乡村卫生园地、健康百问等栏目,现面向全国征集大众健康类稿件。来稿须为具有一定科普性的原创、编译或转     

《健康向导》诚征大众健康类稿件

《健康向导》杂志以传播卫生信息,普及医药知识,服务大众健康,推广科学生活方式,引导百姓幸福生活为宗旨。设有健康教育进万家、本刊特稿、专题报道、专家论病、祖国医药、艾滋病健康教育、健康理念、防病治病、饮食保健、心理健康、运动健身、乡村卫生园地、生活妙招、美容时尚、健康百问等栏目,现面向全国征集大众健康类稿件。来稿须为     

《健康向导》诚征大众健康类稿件

《健康向导》杂志以传播卫生信息,普及医药知识,服务大众健康,推广科学生活方式,引导百姓幸福生活为宗旨。设有健康教育进万家、本刊特稿、专题报道、专家论病、祖国医药、艾滋病健康教育、健康理念、防病治病、饮食保健、心理健康、运动健身、乡村卫生园地、生活妙招、     

试论信息传播在健康教育中的作用

众所周知,健康教育是以传播保健知识和技能,帮助教育对象建立卫生行为,改善环境为核心内容的教育。它通过有计划、有组织、有系统地教育活动,促使人们自愿采用有利于健康的行为,消除或降低危险因素,降低发病率、伤残率和死亡率。因此健康教育是预防疾病,提高人民生活质量的重要手段。而信息传播又是健康教育实现提高公众健康水平的重要手段。本文介绍信息传播在健康中的作用。信息传播的形式多种多样、它包括大众媒介、视听手段、授课、个人指导等多种,下面分别介绍电视、报纸、广播、黑板报等的作用。１　电视是健康教育的有效途径…     

《健康向导》诚征大众健康类稿件

<正>《健康向导》杂志以传播卫生信息,普及医药知识,服务大众健康,推广科学生活方式,引导百姓幸福生活为宗旨。设有健康讲坛、健康教育进万家、本刊特稿、特别报道、专家论病、祖国医药、艾滋病健康教育、健康理念、防病治病、饮食保健、心理健康、乡村卫生园地、健康百问等栏目,现面向全国征集大众健康类稿件。来稿须为具有一定科普性的原创、编译或转     

《健康向导》诚征大众健康类稿件

正《健康向导》杂志以传播卫生信息,普及医药知识,服务大众健康,推广科学生活方式,引导百姓幸福生活为宗旨。设有健康讲坛、健康教育进万家、本刊特稿、特别报道、专家论病、祖国医药、艾滋病健康教育、健康理念、防病治病、饮食保健、心理健康、乡村卫生园地、健康百问等栏目,现面向全国征集大众健康类稿件。来稿须为     

《健康向导》诚征大众健康类稿件

《健康向导》杂志以传播卫生信息,普及医药知识,服务大众健康,推广科学生活方式,引导百姓幸福生活为宗旨。设有健康教育进万家、本刊特稿、特别报道、专家论病、祖国医药、艾滋病健康教育、健活妙康理念、防病治病、饮食保健、心理健康、运动健身、乡村卫生园地、生招、美容时尚、健康百问等栏目,现面向全国征集大众健康类稿件。来稿须为具有一定科     

《健康向导》诚征大众健康类稿件

《健康向导》杂志以传播卫生信息,普及医药知识,服务大众健康,推广科学生活方式,引导百姓幸福生活为宗旨。设有健康教育进万家、本刊特稿、专题报道、专家论病、祖国医药、艾滋病健康教育、健康理念、防病治病、饮食保健、心理健康、运动健身、乡村卫生园地、生活妙招、美容时尚、健康百问等栏目,现面向全国征集大众健康类稿件。来稿须为具有一定科普性的原创、编译或转载文章,字数以不超过3 000字为宜。     

Building a health promotion agenda in local newspapers

This is an analysis of newspaper coverage of breast cancer topics during a community-based health promotion campaign. The 4-year campaign, called the Breast Cancer Screening Campaign (BCSC), was devoted to promoting mammography screening in a Midwestern state. The BCSC included both paid advertising and volunteer-led community interventions that were intended, in part, to increase the flow of information about breast cancer and mammography screening in the local mass media. Findings showed that intervention was positively associated with local newspaper content about breast cancer, but the effects were confined to communities served by weekly newspapers. We discuss the implications of this study for future community-based health promotion campaigns.     

A retrospective study of the accuracy of cancer information in Ontario daily newspapers

CONTEXT: Studies suggest that the mass media is a common source of cancer information for the public. However, the quality of cancer information through various print outlets has not been extensively investigated. OBJECTIVES: To assess the accuracy of cancer information in a retrospective sample of Ontario daily newspapers as well as to determine the amount of mobilizing (enabling) information about community resources for cancer. METHODS AND RESULTS: Of 1,027 articles on cancer for 1991, drawn from the 5 highest and 5 lowest circulating newspapers, a random 30% sample (306 articles) was obtained. Only 40 articles had traceable citations (journal name, name of researcher, name of educational institution, or direct quotes from identifiable sources). Of these, 47.5% had misleading titles and 55% included erroneous information or omitted important study results. Only 13 (6.9%) included mobilizing information regarding prevention, diagnosis, treatment or support. INTERPRETATION: Cancer information in newspapers contain frequent inaccuracies and fail to provide mobilizing information. Inaccurate newspaper information about cancer is of concern if the public relies on this channel for at least part of their health knowledge.     

杭州经济技术开发区流动人口卫生知识需求调查

目的了解杭州经济技术开发区流动人口的卫生知识需求,为开展相应卫生服务及疾病预防控制工作提供依据。方法采取随机整群抽样的方法,对杭州经济技术开发区下属的下沙镇和区内厂矿企业中外来流动人口1819人,进行问卷调查。结果被调查人员的卫生知识获取渠道:84.99%的人从广播、电视中获取卫生知识,65.70%的人卫生知识来自卫生科普书籍和宣传资料,51.25%的人来自朋友介绍,29.91%的人来自卫生咨询活动和知识讲座,23.64%的人来自互联网络。卫生知识需求情况:分别有73.45%和71.85%的人希望获得家庭保健知识和营养卫生知识,71.14%的人希望获得传染病防治知识,其他顺位依次为生理卫生知识、季节性疾病防治知识、心理卫生知识、慢性病防治知识、性传播疾病防治知识、妇幼保健知识、家庭应对子女传授的健康知识、预防农药中毒知识、地方病及遗传病防治知识。卫生知识获取方式:71.14%的人希望从电视中获得卫生知识,其他顺位依次为广播、卫生科普报刊、医药卫生书籍、卫生宣传画及小册子、卫生咨询活动、卫生知识讲座、卫生文艺宣传、卫生宣传墙报、手机短信、医院健康教育处方、互联网络、卫生科教电影或幻灯片。结论流动人口卫生知识获取途径、卫生知识需求、卫生知识获取方式需求受所从事工作、性别及文化程度影响较大,应针对调查实际需求,加强对流动人口的健康教育和行为干预。     

Fright factors about wind turbines and health in Ontario newspapers before and after the Green Energy Act

In this article, we analyse coverage of the health effects of wind turbines in Ontario newspapers relative to the Green Energy Act using published risk communication fright factors. Our aim was to provide insights into the health risk information presented in newspapers serving Ontario communities where wind turbines are located. We selected five geographically discontinuous wind energy installations in Ontario and their surrounding communities based on 2006 Canadian Census data. We identified the newspapers serving each community and searched for articles from May 2007 to April 2011 on wind turbine technology and human health, identifying a total of 421 articles from 13 community and 4 national/provincial newspapers. We found that most newspaper articles included the fright factor of ‘dread’ (94%) and well over half (58%) included the fright factor of ‘poorly understood by science’. ‘Involuntary exposure’ and ‘inequitable distribution’ were fright factors occurring in somewhat fewer than half of the newspaper articles (45% and 42%, respectively). Of note was that four of the fright factors – ‘dread’, ‘poorly understood by science’, ‘inequitable distribution’ and ‘inescapable exposure’ – occurred more frequently in community newspaper articles than in national/provincial ones (p < 0.001). Although the total number of occurrences of each fright factor increased following the Green Energy Act, only ‘dread’ (p < 0.05) and ‘poorly understood by science’ (p < 0.01) increased significantly. We conclude that Ontario newspapers contain fright factors in articles about wind turbines and health that may produce fear, concern and anxiety for readers.     

Cancer coverage in general-audience and Black newspapers

This article presents findings from the first study of cancer news coverage in a national sample of Black and general-audience newspapers. We compared 2,439 health news stories from 23 weekly Black newspapers to 2,767 health news stories from a constructed week sample of 12 daily general-audience newspapers, both collected between April 1, 2004, and March 31, 2005. Analyses examined differences in the amount and nature of cancer coverage, specifically cancer sites, disparities, localization, and personally mobilizing health information for readers. Cancer was the main topic in a higher proportion of health stories in Black newspapers than in general-audience newspapers (13.6% vs. 9.6%; p = .001). Among cancer stories, those in Black newspapers had more localization (p = .004), disparity information (p = .001), and personal mobilization information (p = .001) than those in general-audience newspapers. In neither type of newspaper did the distribution of stories by cancer site accurately reflect the impact of different cancers on population mortality.     

Tobacco images and texts in Norwegian magazines and newspapers

BACKGROUND: Print media may influence smoking behaviour through tobacco advertisements and editorial use of tobacco pictures and texts. In Norway tobacco advertising has been banned for many years. The authors studied the coverage of tobacco promotion and tobacco and health in some general Norwegian magazines and newspapers. The findings were related to the publications' policy as stated by their editors. METHODS: During three months in 1998-99 all pictures of tobacco and smoking situations were registered, plus the coverage on health aspects of tobacco in all consecutive issues of 7 newspapers and 19 magazines. The editors were asked about their attitudes regarding indirect tobacco advertisement and editorial use of people smoking. RESULTS: All editors for men's magazines and the majority of newspaper editors had no restrictions on displaying both indirect tobacco advertisements and images of people smoking. In total, 610 texts or pictures on tobacco were found in the 624 issues of magazines and newspapers. Only 26 items were indirect tobacco advertisements. Items promoting smoking were more common than coverage of tobacco and health (71% vs 29%), and occurred most frequently in men's magazines (2.1 per issue) and least frequently in local newspapers (0.3 per issue). The proportion of tobacco and health coverage compared with the total tobacco coverage was significantly lower in men's than in family magazines and local newspapers. CONCLUSION: Editors should be encouraged to increase the coverage of tobacco and health in print media. This may be an important factor in helping their readers to give up or not to take up smoking.     

Reporting diet-related health issues through newspapers: portrayal of cardiovascular disease and Type 2 diabetes

This study identifies (i) the extent to which newsprint media communicate to their readers the lifestyle factors associated with the development of cardiovascular disease and Type 2 diabetes and (ii) newspaper portrayal of social determinants affecting onset of disease. A content analysis of five leading UK national newspapers and their Sunday equivalents was conducted over a 3-month period between January and March 2008. This study shows that cardiovascular disease had much higher press interest than Type 2 diabetes. 'Middle-market' and 'Quality' papers had higher levels of reporting than the 'Popular' press, but the patterns were more complex when the comprehensiveness of reporting was measured within each article. Social determinants affecting disease onset were poorly reported by newspapers, supporting similar research conducted in other countries. This research identifies that there is potential for newspapers to improve their reporting of lifestyle diseases, by including individual and social determinants of disease onset. Lower social classes who read the popular press receive the lowest frequency of reporting and could benefit most from this information. While the research identifies that newspapers are missing the potential to actively communicate and reinforce government health policy, it recognises that the commercial context of the print media may counter such behaviour.     

Cancer coverage in newspapers serving large and small communities in Ontario.

Local newspapers are an important source of health news, especially in small communities. We describe the amount and type of cancer information in Ontario daily newspapers dichotomized by circulation size (> 400,000 or < 40,000) and community size (> 250,000 or < 25,000 people) for 1991. All cancer articles (n = 1027) in five newspapers with large circulations, serving large communities, and five newspapers with small circulations, serving small communities, were read and evaluated for focus and newsplay. Although large newspapers had an absolute greater number of cancer articles, there were no significant differences by newspaper size in the number of cancer articles per 1,000 pages. Large newspapers included more cancer articles with a scientific vs. human interest focus than did small newspapers (p < 0.001). Large newspapers tended to use wire services whereas small newspapers tended to use staff reporters. Differences in the type and amount of cancer information varies by newspaper and community size, potentially contributing to differences in community cancer information resources.     

2011年河南省报纸发布结核病相关信息分析

目的分析河南省报纸关于结核病相关信息的发布情况,为制订结核病信息传播策略提供依据。方法对25家河南省报纸在2011年发布结核病相关信息进行分析,使用Microsoft Office Access 2007软件按数量、主题、信源和体裁分类统计。结果 2011年25家河南省报纸共发布结核病相关信息71篇,其中3月份发布35篇。40.80%的信息是以结核病防治知识普及为主题的;76.00%的信息的来源为结防机构和专家学者;60.10%的信息体裁为消息。结论信息发布的数量相对较少且发布不均衡;信息的主题、信源、体裁相对单一,缺乏多样性。报纸需要深入、全面、持续地发布结核病相关信息,营造多部门参与结核病防治工作。