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Comparison of health risk behavior, awareness, and health benefit beliefs of health science and non-health science students: an international study
This study determines the differences in health risk behavior, knowledge, and health benefit beliefs between health science and non-health science university students in 17 low and middle income countries.Anonymous questionnaire data were collected in a cross-sectional survey of 13,042 undergraduate
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