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Andy King

Adjunct Associate Professor Associate Professor

University of Utah

Affiliations

College of Humanities

Department of Communication

Andy King is currently serving as a College Of Humanities Adjunct Associate Professor Associate Professor at University of Utah.

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University of Utah

Adjunct Associate Professor Associate Professor

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communication health communication public health mass communication health sciences journalism risk communication health promotion social media health literacy health information science narrative medical internet research health psychology organ donation oncology digital health online information cancer care applied social psychology behavioral research preventive medicine communication research cancer research human-computer interaction behavioral nutrition public health nutrition connected health visual communication cancer screening cancer prevention community health health technology social science research health planning ethnic studies harm reduction ehealth communication strategies risk analysis (business) social medicine evidence-based interventions preregistration (science) cancer disparities health prevention social medium mining behavioral health social medium data social medium monitoring cancer literacy cancer education nutrition education low-income adults visual complexity epidemic intelligence digital literacy implementation strategies implementation science clinical practice consumer health health policy initiative patient experience cancer myths cancer information internet technology health numeracy discriminant validity cancer information overload establishing predictive multiple mediation analysis visual behavior research eye-tracking methods communication science hispanic population exercise behaviors uncertain science

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Preprints in Covid-19 News Coverage: Comparing Student and General Population Perceptions of Preliminary Science About Booster Vaccination. (2025)

Rebekah WickeChelsea L. RatcliffAlice FleerackersAndy J. KingYidi WangJakob Jensen

public healthvaccinesbooster vaccinationvaccine hesitancycovid-19general population perceptionsvaccinationpreliminary science

Accurate and Inaccurate Beliefs About Cancer Risk Factors Among Spanish-Preferring Adults in the United States. PEC Innovation (2024)

Andy J. KingBenjamin A. LyonsYonaira M. RiveraMarina KoganLeandra H. HernandezYi LiaoKimberly A. Kaphingst

public healthinaccurate beliefssocial determinants of healthunited statescancer risk factorsspanish-preferring adultscancer risk

Accurate and Inaccurate Beliefs About Cancer Risk Factors Among Spanish-Speaking Adults in the United States. (2024)

Andy J. KingBenjamin LyonsYonaira M. RiveraMarina KoganLeandra H. HernandezYi LiaoKimberly A. Kaphingst

public healthhealth communicationinaccurate beliefsepidemiologyspanish-speaking adultsunited statesstatisticsdemographycancer risk factors

A Health Media Literacy Intervention Increases Skepticism of Both Inaccurate and Accurate Cancer News Among U.S. Adults. Annals of Behavioral Medicine (2024)

Benjamin LyonsAndy J KingKimberly A Kaphingst

public healthfake newshealth communicationcommunicationmass communicationpublic opinionsocial mediahealth literacyonline informationinformation literacyrisk communicationmisinformation

Associations Between News Coverage, Social Media Discussions, and Search Trends About Celebrity Deaths, Screening, and Other Colorectal Cancer-Related Events. Preventive Medicine (2024)

Jiawei LiuJeff NiederdeppeChau TongDrew MargolinRumi ChunaraTanner SmithAndy J. King

public healthnews analyticshealth communicationcommunicationmass communicationcancer carepublic opinionsocial media discussionssocial mediacelebrity deathssocial medium datasocial medium monitoringonline informationsocial medium newsjournalismmedical internet researchnews coveragemedia studies

Contextual Factors and Implementation Strategies for a Multi-Level Community-Based Sodium Reduction Intervention in Chicago's South Side: A Qualitative Study. medRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Olutobi A. SanuadeAllison J. CarrollRicky WatsonJiancheng YeJennie HillJonathan ChipmanFernando WilsonAndy J. KingAbel KhoGuilherme Del FiolParis DavisJustin D. Smith

public healthcommunity healthimplementation researchcontextual factorsqualitative researchqualitative studypublic health interventions

Do News Audiences Appreciate Details About a Study’s Preprint Status? Message Perceptions and Amount of Detail Matter. (2024)

Chelsea L. RatcliffAlice FleerackersRebekah WickeAndy J. KingJakob D. Jensen

message perceptionscommunicationmass communicationpreprint statuspreprintjournalismmedia studies

“Don’t Touch Your Face”—Effectiveness of a Health Communication Intervention on Reducing Face-Touching Behaviors. American Journal of Infection Control (2024)

Weijia ShiMichael MackertDeena KempAndy J KingYan LiuMike Henson-GarcíaJiahua YangLindsay M BouchacourtAlison G Cahill

public healthhealth communicationcommunicationface-touching behaviorsinfection controlhealth communication interventiondisease controlbehavior change (public health)public health interventions

Exposure to Low-Credibility Health Websites is Limited and is Concentrated Among Older Adults: Evidence From Linked Survey and Digital Trace Data. (2024)

Benjamin LyonsAndy J. KingRebecca L. BarterKimberly Kaphingst

public healthdigital trace dataolder adultslow-credibility health websitesdigital health

Feasibility of Web-Monitoring Methodology for Measuring Online Cancer Misinformation Exposure (Preprint). (2024)

Cindy TurnerDavid HeidornAndy J KingIda TovarMorgan M MillarRachel R CoddenJia-Wen GuoSkyler JohnsonAnne C KirchhoffMargaret RaberXiaoming ShengDeanna KepkaEcho L Warner

public healthdisinformation detectionmisinformationweb-monitoring methodology

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Andy King

Adjunct Associate Professor Associate Professor

University of Utah

Affiliations

College of Humanities

Department of Communication

Andy King is currently serving as a College Of Humanities Adjunct Associate Professor Associate Professor at University of Utah.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Andy King

University of Utah

Adjunct Associate Professor Associate Professor

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Preprints in Covid-19 News Coverage: Comparing Student and General Population Perceptions of Preliminary Science About Booster Vaccination. (2025)

Rebekah WickeChelsea L. RatcliffAlice FleerackersAndy J. KingYidi WangJakob Jensen

public healthvaccinesbooster vaccinationvaccine hesitancycovid-19general population perceptionsvaccinationpreliminary science

Accurate and Inaccurate Beliefs About Cancer Risk Factors Among Spanish-Preferring Adults in the United States. PEC Innovation (2024)

Andy J. KingBenjamin A. LyonsYonaira M. RiveraMarina KoganLeandra H. HernandezYi LiaoKimberly A. Kaphingst

public healthinaccurate beliefssocial determinants of healthunited statescancer risk factorsspanish-preferring adultscancer risk

Accurate and Inaccurate Beliefs About Cancer Risk Factors Among Spanish-Speaking Adults in the United States. (2024)

Andy J. KingBenjamin LyonsYonaira M. RiveraMarina KoganLeandra H. HernandezYi LiaoKimberly A. Kaphingst

public healthhealth communicationinaccurate beliefsepidemiologyspanish-speaking adultsunited statesstatisticsdemographycancer risk factors

A Health Media Literacy Intervention Increases Skepticism of Both Inaccurate and Accurate Cancer News Among U.S. Adults. Annals of Behavioral Medicine (2024)

Benjamin LyonsAndy J KingKimberly A Kaphingst

public healthfake newshealth communicationcommunicationmass communicationpublic opinionsocial mediahealth literacyonline informationinformation literacyrisk communicationmisinformation

Associations Between News Coverage, Social Media Discussions, and Search Trends About Celebrity Deaths, Screening, and Other Colorectal Cancer-Related Events. Preventive Medicine (2024)

Jiawei LiuJeff NiederdeppeChau TongDrew MargolinRumi ChunaraTanner SmithAndy J. King

Olutobi A. SanuadeAllison J. CarrollRicky WatsonJiancheng YeJennie HillJonathan ChipmanFernando WilsonAndy J. KingAbel KhoGuilherme Del FiolParis DavisJustin D. Smith

public healthcommunity healthimplementation researchcontextual factorsqualitative researchqualitative studypublic health interventions

Do News Audiences Appreciate Details About a Study’s Preprint Status? Message Perceptions and Amount of Detail Matter. (2024)

Chelsea L. RatcliffAlice FleerackersRebekah WickeAndy J. KingJakob D. Jensen

message perceptionscommunicationmass communicationpreprint statuspreprintjournalismmedia studies

“Don’t Touch Your Face”—Effectiveness of a Health Communication Intervention on Reducing Face-Touching Behaviors. American Journal of Infection Control (2024)

Weijia ShiMichael MackertDeena KempAndy J KingYan LiuMike Henson-GarcíaJiahua YangLindsay M BouchacourtAlison G Cahill

public healthhealth communicationcommunicationface-touching behaviorsinfection controlhealth communication interventiondisease controlbehavior change (public health)public health interventions

Exposure to Low-Credibility Health Websites is Limited and is Concentrated Among Older Adults: Evidence From Linked Survey and Digital Trace Data. (2024)

Benjamin LyonsAndy J. KingRebecca L. BarterKimberly Kaphingst

public healthdigital trace dataolder adultslow-credibility health websitesdigital health

Feasibility of Web-Monitoring Methodology for Measuring Online Cancer Misinformation Exposure (Preprint). (2024)

Cindy TurnerDavid HeidornAndy J KingIda TovarMorgan M MillarRachel R CoddenJia-Wen GuoSkyler JohnsonAnne C KirchhoffMargaret RaberXiaoming ShengDeanna KepkaEcho L Warner

public healthdisinformation detectionmisinformationweb-monitoring methodology

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