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Newest firstBackground: Digital health technologies, spanning mobile applications, telemedicine, and AI-driven platforms, are rapidly reshaping healthcare delivery globally. Although Generation Z university students are classified as digital natives, empirical data evaluating their eHealth literacy, technology acceptance, and specific trust barriers in developing South Asian nations like Sri Lanka remain scarce. Objective: Th…
Open article record in new tab ↗BackgroundDigital health literacy (DHL) is a set of skills needed to positively integrate health information acquired from digital sources into health behaviors and lifestyles. Digital health is defined as the use of technology to deliver, manage, discuss, and improve health. Higher levels of DHL are associated with better health-related outcomes and disease management, while lower levels of DHL serve as a barrier…