WITHDRAWN: The relationship between social media and healthy eating among the elderly in the community: mediated by e-health literacy and moderated by aging attitude
This paper, which originally investigated the relationship between social media and healthy eating among the elderly mediated by e-health literacy and moderated by aging attitudes, has been withdrawn by the authors as they no longer support its findings or conclusions.
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- Status: The full text of the preprint has been withdrawn by the authors (Hongyu Wang, Quanhuize LYU, Xi Chen, and Haibo Wu) from Research Square.
- Reason: The authors "no longer stand by the findings/conclusions of this work."
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