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The influence of social media food trends on food choices among undergraduate students at the school of health sciences, Universiti Sains Malaysia Health Campus
Social media profoundly reshapes food perceptions among university students, necessitating a critical quantitative investigation into its influence on 351 undergraduate health science students in Malaysia who are expected to maintain higher health literacy. The study aimed to quantify the exposur
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