Chronically connected? Internet use among adolescents with chronic conditions

The Journal of Adolescent Health : Official Publication of the Society for Adolescent Medicine
Joan-Carles SurisPierre-André Michaud

Abstract

Little is known about Internet use among adolescents with chronic conditions (CCs). Our results indicate that CC females, but not males, are more likely to be heavy Internet users than their peers. CC youths are also more likely to visit health-related web sites, but less frequently than other sites.

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