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AI-Generated Audiovisual Education and Osteoporosis Knowledge
This study aims to enhance osteoporosis awareness and health literacy among individuals through audiovisual digital educational content generated using the NotebookLM artificial intelligence platform, based on educational materials developed by the International Osteoporosis Foundation. In addition, the effects of these audiovisual educational materials on osteoporosis knowledge and digital health literacy will be evaluated.
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