A Nationwide Sample of Adolescents and Young Adults Share Where They Would Go Online for Abortion Information After Dobbs v. Jackson.
A Nationwide Sample of Adolescents and Young Adults Share Where They Would Go Online for Abortion Information After Dobbs v. Jackson.
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全国范围内的青少年和年轻人样本分享了多布斯诉杰克逊案后他们会在哪里上网获取堕胎信息。
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10.1016/j.jadohealth.2023.05.010
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发表时间：
2023
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Maslowsky,Julie
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Allison,BiancaA;Odom,ReneeM;Vear,Kinsey;Hoopes,AndreaJ;Maslowsky,Julie
PurposeGiven不断变化的景观堕胎的访问，我们试图了解青少年和年轻人检索有关堕胎的信息online.MethodsA全国范围内的样本（n = 638）的14至24岁的年轻人回答了定性短信调查在2022年7月关于网站或社交媒体，他们会使用堕胎相关的信息。开放式的反应进行编码和分析themes. ResultsForsivedpercent的受访者（n = 234）命名为特定的网站或帐户的已知组织或个人; 14%命名为一般的临床或政府资源;和13%命名的社交媒体平台。8%的人对在线堕胎信息表示怀疑。17%（n = 99）说，他们不确定或没有一个opinion.DiscussionMany青少年和年轻人可以命名的堕胎信息的在线资源，但有些人不知道具体的资源，强调需要提升信誉良好的来源，并提供指导如何以及在哪里寻找准确的在线堕胎相关信息。
PurposeGiven the changing landscape of abortion access, we sought to understand where adolescents and young adults retrieve information about abortion online.MethodsA nationwide sample (n = 638) of 14- to 24-year-olds responded to a qualitative text message survey in July 2022 regarding websites or social media they would use for abortion-related information. Open-ended responses were coded and analyzed for themes.ResultsForty-six percent of respondents (n = 234) named specific websites or accounts of known organizations or individuals; 14% named general clinical or governmental resources; and 13% named social media platforms. Eight percent expressed skeptical sentiments about online abortion information. 17% (n = 99) said they were not sure or did not have an opinion.DiscussionMany adolescents and young adults could name an online resource for abortion information, but some are not aware of specific resources, underscoring a need to elevate reputable sources and provide guidance on how and where to look for accurate online abortion-related information.