Linda S Adair, Delia B Carba, Nanette R Lee, Judith B Borja
Stunting, IQ, and final school attainment in the Cebu Longitudinal Health and Nutrition Survey birth cohort
Economics and human biology
prisoners oral health general health closely connected generally poorer wider population moreover knowledge prisoners health literacy scarce study aimed explore prisoners perceived oral general health accessed understood assessed health information gain insight health literacy twelve prisoners highsecurity prison halfway house participated individual semistructured interviews data analysed thematic analysis identified five themes inconsistent selfreporting general oral health autonomous health behaviour utilizing personal resources preference personalized adapted health information psychological physical proximity barriers prisoners perceived oral general health good despite several health problems expressed scepticism towards health information public authorities made healthrelated choices based previous experiences common sense experiences people trusted health information considered useful adjusted needs obtaining healthrelated information physical encounters considered accessible online platforms adapting communication prisoners expressed needs health literacy enhance accessibility improve oral general health inperson encounters would preferable