Digitized Health Promotion: Risk and Personal Responsibility for Health and Illness in the Web 2.0 Era (2016)
Since the first years of the twenty-first century, governments in many countries have been faced with harsh economic challenges. One way in which they have sought to meet these challenges is by introducing into the health care and public health arenas the use of the new digital technologies facilitated by Web 2.0. The new apparatus of what is often termed “digital health” (also “Health 2.0,” “Medicine 2.0,” “eHealth,” or “mHealth”), a conglomeration of new technologies addressed at delivering health care, preventive medicine, and health promotion, has facilitated a focus on measuring and monitoring the functions and activities of laypeople’s bodies...
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