. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Jul 15.

Published in final edited form as: Res Rep (Montgomery, Ala.). 2020 May 7;4:e1–e14.

Table 2.

Univariate association between social networking activity and compliance with mammogram screening.

During last 12 months	Values	Compliance with mammogram screening	Percent	95% CI
Used internet to visit a social networking site	Yes	Yes	67.12	64.37	69.87
	Yes	No	32.88	30.13	35.63
	No	Yes	68.46	63.76	73.17
	No	No	31.54	26.83	36.24
Used internet to share health information on social networking site	Yes	Yes	62.76	56.72	68.81
	Yes	No	37.24	31.19	43.28
	No	Yes	68.49	65.50	71.48
	No	No	31.51	28.52	34.50
Used internet to participate in a forum support group for medical issue	Yes	Yes	67.86	5.06	57.70
	Yes	No	32.14	5.06	21.97
	No	Yes	67.36	1.36	64.64
	No	No	32.64	1.36	29.91
Used internet to watch a health-related video on YouTube	Yes	Yes	65.08	2.09	60.88
	Yes	No	34.92	2.09	30.72
	No	Yes	68.51	1.61	65.27
	No	No	31.49	1.61	28.25

There was no significant association between social network activity and compliance with mammogram screenings (Table 2; p > 0.05).