Silje C Wangberg|Hege Andreassen|Hans?Ulrich Prokosch|Silvina Santana|Torben Smith Sørensen|Catherine E. Chronaki
Relations between Internet use, socio-economic status (SES), social support and subjective health
University Hospital of North Norway|University Hospital of North Norway|Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg|University of Aveiro|University Hospital of North Norway|Foundation for Research and Technology Hellas
study aimed explore relations internet use socioeconomic status ses social support subjective health participants representative samples 15 80 years age seven different european countries two different survey datasets used ehealth trends eht n 7934 ii european social survey ess2 n 11248 internet users used internet health purposes compared internet users used health purposes structural equation modelling used assess relationships ses internet use social support subjective health use media compared internet use relation social support subjective health internet use found closely related social support subjective health use media internet use also found plausible mediator ses subjective health especially interacting social support