Digital hearts: Using multi-social media campaigns for targeted health outreach among young women

Digital platforms play a crucial role in addressing cardiovascular disease (CVD) prevention among young women by targeting significant health literacy gaps. Leveraging social media tools like Twitter and TikTok enables the delivery of age-appropriate, visually engaging, and culturally relevant content to raise awareness about CVD risk factors. Tailored, technology-driven interventions can meet young women where they are, offering continuous, non-intrusive support. Gender-responsive digital health initiatives are essential for reducing cardiovascular health disparities and providing a sustainable and personalized approach to CVD prevention in marginalized populations. These strategies highlight the importance of engaging young women through innovative and accessible digital channels.

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Journal of American College Health
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2025-06-13
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https://doi.org/10.1080/07448481.2025.2516599
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Mobile Health and mHealth Applications
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Digital hearts: Using multi-social media campaigns for targeted health outreach among young women

Alina Yang
Journal of American College Health
Mobile Health and mHealth Applications
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Digital hearts: Using multi-social media campaigns for targeted health outreach among young women

Alina Yang
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Abstract

Digital platforms play a crucial role in addressing cardiovascular disease (CVD) prevention among young women by targeting significant health literacy gaps. Leveraging social media tools like Twitter and TikTok enables the delivery of age-appropriate, visually engaging, and culturally relevant content to raise awareness about CVD risk factors. Tailored, technology-driven interventions can meet young women where they are, offering continuous, non-intrusive support. Gender-responsive digital health initiatives are essential for reducing cardiovascular health disparities and providing a sustainable and personalized approach to CVD prevention in marginalized populations. These strategies highlight the importance of engaging young women through innovative and accessible digital channels.

Journal of American College HealthVol. 74(1)
Scarsdale Public Schools (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 77%
Mobile Health and mHealth Applications
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