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InternetInformation ServicesConsumer Health InformationComputer Communication NetworksElectronic MailInformation Seeking BehaviorComputer LiteracyOnline SystemsMedical InformaticsAttitude to ComputersPatient Education as TopicInformation DisseminationQuestionnairesDisabled PersonsUnited StatesAccess to InformationTherapy, Computer-AssistedBehavior, AddictiveSelf-Help GroupsInformation Storage and RetrievalEroticaComputer User TrainingTelemedicineSocial NetworkingHealth EducationUser-Computer InterfaceData CollectionComputer-Assisted InstructionEducation, DistanceCommunications MediaCellular PhoneRemote ConsultationSearch EngineTeleradiologyConsumer SatisfactionComputer SecuritySocial MediaLibrary AutomationCross-Sectional StudiesPatient ParticipationHomosexuality, MaleHealth Knowledge, Attitudes, PracticeSoftwareComputersVideo GamesHIV InfectionsPopulation SurveillanceHomeless PersonsConfidentialityRisk FactorsHealth CommunicationPhysician-Patient RelationsTelephoneSelf CarePharmaceutical Services, OnlineDatabases, FactualGrateful MedMicrocomputersAge FactorsTelecommunicationsSocial SupportMEDLINEBloggingAttitude to HealthHealth SurveysSocioeconomic FactorsNational Library of Medicine (U.S.)Health Records, PersonalMentally Ill PersonsCommerceInformation SystemsCommunicationPostal ServiceComputer SystemsEncopresisVisually Impaired PersonsPilot ProjectsPrevalenceInterpersonal RelationsMentally Disabled PersonsAdvertising as TopicTelepathologyEducational StatusSex FactorsHealth PromotionPeriodicals as TopicPatient SatisfactionStudentsHealth StatusMultimediaMedical Informatics ApplicationsNetherlandsConsumer ParticipationRisk-TakingPrivacyMunchausen SyndromeHealth Care SurveysInterviews as TopicHealth BehaviorDepression