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Assessed socioeconomic factors in health information seeking behavior and trust of information sources from 2007 to 2017. Pooled cross-sectional survey data. Health Information National Trends Survey. Data included 6 iterations of U.S. adults (Pooled N = 19,496; 2007 N = 3,593; 2011 N = 3,959; 2013 N = 3,185; FDA 2015 N = 3,738; 2017 N = 3,285; and FDA 2017 N = 1,736). Outcome variables were health information seeking, high confidence, and high trust of health information from several sources. Independent variables were education and i
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