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Accessibility and Decision-Support Quality of Benign Breast Disease Content on Chinese Hospital WeChat Accounts: A Nationwide Cross-Sectional Study

  • By

  • Jing Li

  • Chenxi He

  • Shi Wang

  • Lichi Ke

  • Hongfan Yu

  • Xing Wei

  • Cheng Lei

  • Dehua Hu

  • Zhiliang Zhang

  • Wen Zhou

  • Min Li

  • Wenlin Wu

  • Wei Xu

  • Jin Bai

  • Qiuling Shi

  • October 9, 2026

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    Benign breast disease accounts for 55% to 90% of breast lesions, and subsequent breast cancer risk varies by epithelial proliferation and atypia.

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    Because benign breast disease lacks evidence-based management protocols, care may involve individualized surveillance, biopsy, surgery, or follow-up.

  • 3

    Guidelines recommend shared decision-making for benign breast disease, particularly because treatment choices can depend on patient-specific risks and preferences.

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    Shared decision-making is adopted suboptimally in routine practice, and integrating patient decision aids into clinical workflows remains a major obstacle.

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    Chinese hospital WeChat public accounts offer a potentially wide-reaching channel for patient education and decision support, amid widespread use of WeChat for health information.

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Accessibility and Decision-Supportive Quality of Benign Breast Disease Articles on Chinese Hospital WeChat Public Accounts: Nationwide Cross-Sectional Study

  • by Jing Li, Chenxi He, Shi Wang, Lichi Ke, Hongfan Yu, Xing Wei, Cheng Lei, Dehua Hu, Zhiliang Zhang, Wen Zhou, Min Li, Wenlin Wu, Wei Xu, Jin Bai, Qiuling Shi

  • October 9, 2026

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