Could understanding more about selective exposure help us write engaging content? One study looked at how selective exposure influences attitudes towards health behaviours.
Health communication research series
Our health communication research series highlights the latest evidence-based writing techniques to help you write more effective health content. Browse all posts in the series here.
3 writing strategies to help teens make informed health decisions: An evidence-based approach
New research provides insight into how we can help high-school students understand health information and make better-informed health decisions.
Health Communication Research Review – Volume 1, Number 3
Health literacy in school students, Instagram’s potential, reducing alcohol consumption through self-affirmation, and more – explore the latest findings in health communication.
‘Short and sweet’ messages help to persuade smokers to quit
A study recently published in the Journal of Health Communication has looked at warning labels on cigarette packages in the Netherlands.
Health Communication Research Review – Volume 1, Number 2
This series aims to give you ideas and inspiration for creating effective, useful health content that makes a difference.
How community engagement enhances health communication
Digital educational interventions play a huge role in helping to educate community members outside the boundaries of traditional clinical care.
Health Communication Research Review – Volume 1, Number 1
Our new Health Communication Research Review highlights new and exciting research in health and medical communication.
