This research investigates the pattern of health information sharing in social media platforms, Facebook public posts, and user engagement. The Researchers developed a conceptual framework to show the health-related information shared on social media platform Facebook and users’ engagement. On the social media platform Facebook, various information is shared from different pages, groups, and personal profiles. After these posts, users can see them on their timelines and engage by reacting, commenting, and sharing as they like. Table 1: Variables used in the study and their brief descriptions Table 3: General findings of the health-related posts on Facebook picture) are observed in the posts. More than half, 284 (58.35%) of the posts are personally written text. Users have used personally made YouTube videos, TV channels, Newspapers, other Facebook posts, various websites, news portals, Facebook pages and groups, WHO, IEDCR, and DGHS as sources of information; among them, 204 of them (42.06%) posts have used personally made source or without source. (Table 3) Frequency Distribution of General Findings of Health-Related Posts Table 4: Users’ engagement with health-related public posts
