Alejandra María Corona-Romero, María Fernanda Bernal-Orozco, Gabriela Alejandra Grover-Baltazar, Barbara Vizmanos
Social Representations of Drinking Water in Schoolchildren and Parents from Two Schools in Zapopan, Mexico
Nutrients
understanding digital exclusion older adults covid19 pandemic could help tailor responses future outbreaks cohort study used data older adults aged 60 years england participated wave nine 20182019 main english longitudinal study ageing elsa survey andor wave one elsa covid19 substudy junejuly 2020 using latent class analysis latent transition analysis aimed identify distinct subgroups older adults characterised different patterns internet use pre intrapandemic explore extent individuals remained subgroup transitioned different subgroup covid19 pandemic examine longitudinal associations socioeconomic factors education occupational class wealth latent class membership preliminary tests showed types internet activities differed men women therefore subsequent analyses stratified biological sex three clusters low medium high identified male participants timepoints among female participants three clusters distinguished prepandemic two low versus high pandemic latent classes characterised participants breadth internet use higher education occupational class wealth associated greater odds membership medium andor high classes versus low class men women high degree stability latent class membership observed time however men experienced stark decrease online health informationseeking results highlight inequality regarding range functional social opportunities provided internet prevailed pandemic policymakers ensure digital access upskilling initiatives equitable