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Using social media for male sexual health: what do we miss? A perspective article on good practices and missing evidence

Academic Article
Publication Date:
2024
abstract:
: Social media are popular and play a key role in influencing, informing, and stimulating users in their everyday lives. People (especially adolescents and young adults) increasingly use social media to get and share sexual health-related information. Studies have shown encouraging results on using social media for sexual health communication improving attitudes and behaviors, although the current quality of studies makes them little reliable. In fact, literature shows how research on social media and sexual health communication has many limitations and unexplored areas, especially for male users. What can we do as sexual health professionals to improve in this field? The answer is simple: engage in better communication and do more research, starting from the users' needs. There is the urgency to embrace these new ways of information among professionals in order to improve access to better care. In this perspective article, authors will present and discuss some of the evidence on the use of social media in male sexual health and offer some suggestions on how to communicate better in these platforms.
Iris type:
1.1 Articolo in rivista
Keywords:
social media; communication; sexual health; psychology; health care providers
List of contributors:
Nimbi, Filippo Maria; Ricciardi, Livio; Galizia, Roberta; Lingiardi, Vittorio
Authors of the University:
NIMBI FILIPPO MARIA
Handle:
https://iris.uniecampus.it/handle/11389/70891
Published in:
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF IMPOTENCE RESEARCH
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