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ABSTRACT: Background
Health messages are integral to smoking cessation interventions. Common approaches to health message development include expert-crafted messages and audience-generated messages, which produce messages that can be monotonic, didactic, and limited in number. We introduce an alternative approach to health message development that relies on user-generated content available on open-content platforms as a source of health messages.Objective
We examined the acceptability of user-generated content curated from Twitter (subsequently rebranded X) as a source of health support messages in a newly developed smoking cessation mobile intervention called Quit Journey and the optimal timing and frequency with which health messages can be deployed to support app users in real tim
SUBMITTER: Wakeman M
PROVIDER: S-EPMC12711135 | biostudies-literature | 2025 Dec
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature