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Managing uncertainty in antibiotic decisions: factors influencing antibiotic use among chinese parents of children in a multi-source information environment.
Antibiotic misuse among children in China remains a significant concern. Parents typically make decisions about antibiotic use within a complex health information environment comprising multiple sources. This study aims to explore which information sources influence Chinese parents' use of antibioti
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