Cross-sectional study reveals significant links between health literacy and health-promoting behaviors in women, suggesting vital implications for public health initiatives.
Key Points
Health literacy is positively associated with health-promoting and protective behaviors among women.
Significant differences in health literacy were found based on age, education, and income level.
Participants included 400 women selected through convenience sampling from Türkiye.
Statistical analyses revealed correlations between health literacy and various sociodemographic factors.