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Two-thirds (n=733) reported ever using social media sites (eg, Facebook), and among these respondents, 238 (32.6%) reported increasing their use of social media, whereas 32 (4.4%) reported decreasing use (Table 1). The most common behaviors reported were wearing a mask (n=1057, 97.7%) and washing or sanitizing hands (n=1057, 97.7%), and the least common health behaviors included canceling work activities (n=212, 19.6%) and cancelling a doctor’s appointment (n=291, 26.9%; Figure 1).
JMIR Form Res 2023;7:e46230
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Demographic and clinical characteristics of participants (N=20).
a Disability was not assessed in the first 9 participants.
b Number of days from collection of neuromedical data to EMA visit: mean 70.9 (SD 151.2).
c IQR: interquartile range.
d ART: antiretroviral therapy.
e MOS: Medical Outcomes Study.
f EMA: ecological momentary assessment.
g EMA mood ratings are over one week on study.
JMIR Ment Health 2018;5(2):e38
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