With over 102,500 citations across more than 13,500 articles, Frontiers in Public Health is the most cited journal in its field. Explore some of the journal's trending articles below.
ORIGINAL RESEARCH article
Published on 22 Feb 2022
Patient's Perception of Digital Symptom Assessment Technologies in Rheumatology: Results From a Multicentre Study
Researchers find that patients increasingly assess their symptoms independently online, but only a minority use dedicated symptom assessment websites or diagnostic decision support systems (DDSS).
MINI REVIEW article
Published on 16 Mar 2021
On the Psychology of TikTok Use: A First Glimpse From Empirical Findings
Researchers provide a comprehensive overview on the small empirical literature available thus far about psychological mechanisms related to TikTok use and gratification theory.
METHODS article
Published on 02 Feb 2021
The Design and Development of a Personalized Leisure Time Physical Activity Application Based on Behavior Change Theories, End-User Perceptions, and Principles From Empirical Data Mining
Study describes the design and development of the Playful data-driven Active Urban Living (PAUL): a personalized physical activity (PA) application.
SYSTEMATIC REVIEW article
Published on 08 Mar 2021
Barriers and Facilitators for Mental Health Service Use Among Racial/Ethnic Minority Adolescents: A Systematic Review of Literature
This systematic review synthesizes recent evidence on barriers and facilitators of mental health service use among racial/ethnic minority adolescents in the U.S.
METHODS article
Published on 31 Mar 2022
The Survey of the Health of Wisconsin (SHOW) Program: An Infrastructure for Advancing Population Health
New models of research are looking to electronic health records to track patients' health. One such program is the Survey of the Health of Wisconsin (SHOW), creating a unique opportunity to study genes, environment and family dynamics.
ORIGINAL RESEARCH article
Published on 26 Jan 2022
Criteria for Occupational Health Prevention for Solar UVR Exposed Outdoor Workers-Prevalence, Affected Parties, and Occupational Disease
This criteria for solar UVR-exposed workers' health prevention serves as a basis for policy making and clinical risk identification, as well as for daily practice of occupational physicians and employers responsible for risk assessment.
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