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October 15, 2025Eurasian Journal of Family Medicine

Catalysts For Change: E-health Interventions by Medical Students on Awareness of Non-Communicable Diseases in Adolescent School Children

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CDChhaya Akshay DivechaRRRajani RanganathMSMiriam Simon

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Overview

E-health initiative demonstrates significant improvement in non-communicable diseases awareness in adolescents, suggesting effective health education methods.

Key Points

  • The intervention significantly improved non-communicable diseases awareness among participants, highlighting the program's effectiveness.
  • Post-intervention assessments revealed knowledge retention at the follow-up, indicating long-term impact of eHealth education.
  • Medical students successfully facilitated the interactive eHealth sessions, emphasizing the role of peer-led health education.
  • Integration of eHealth interventions into school curricula may promote healthier lifestyle behaviors among adolescents.

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Divecha et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68f01110f081da0584b56703https://doi.org/10.33880/ejfm.2025140302
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