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Impact of Interact Addiction on Physical and Mental Health of Medical Student

Zhao Han-fen

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[Objective]To investigate the impact of internet addiction on physical and mental health of medical students in higher vocational school.[Methods]anonymous questionnaire was adopted to conduct survey on 1475 medical students.[Results]The results showed 70.1% of male students and 56.1% of female students had various performances of internet addiction.And 73.7% and 56.4% of male and female students had physical and mental health problem in varying degrees.[Conclusion] Strengthening the mental health education about internet is imperative.

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[Objective]To investigate the impact of internet addiction on physical and mental health of medical students in higher vocational school.[Methods]anonymous questionnaire was adopted to conduct survey on 1475 medical students.[Results]The results showed 70.1% of male students and 56.1% of female students had various performances of internet addiction.And 73.7% and 56.4% of male and female students had physical and mental health problem in varying degrees.[Conclusion] Strengthening the mental health education about internet is imperative.

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[Objective]To investigate the impact of internet addiction on physical and mental health of medical students in higher vocational school.[Methods]anonymous questionnaire was adopted to conduct survey on 1475 medical students.[Results]The results showed 70.1% of male students and 56.1% of female students had various performances of internet addiction.And 73.7% and 56.4% of male and female students had physical and mental health problem in varying degrees.[Conclusion] Strengthening the mental health education about internet is imperative.

Key concepts: Addiction, Mental health, The Internet, Physical health, Vocational education, Psychology, Medical education, Psychiatry

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