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Adolescent engagement and sentiment toward reproductive-health videos on Chinese social media: a cross-sectional content analysis
Adolescents increasingly rely on social media for reproductive health information, yet the scope, quality, and emotional reception of such content remain poorly characterized in China. We analysed 743 Bilibili videos published between September 2016 and June 2024, encompassing 486.8 million views an
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