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Public Health Information Seeking Behaviours Among Young Adults With Migrant Backgrounds in Australia: A Cross-Sectional Study.
Equitable access to health information is a core component of the right to health, yet young migrants in Australia may face barriers shaped by factors including language, culture, and institutional trust. This study investigated public health information-seeking behaviours among young migrants aged
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