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Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare Access on a Utah Campus: Student Perceptions, Barriers, and Support for a Pharmaceutical Vending Machine
Objectives: For college students, healthcare access and academic success are closely related. We investigated students’ perceptions of accessing healthcare products, including emergency contraception (EC), the barriers they face accessing products, and support for an on-campus vending machine. Parti
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