Varpaei et al., 2020 - Google Patents
Self-medication practice, its causes and risk factors among people in Tehran, Iran: a descriptive-analytic studyVarpaei et al., 2020
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- Varpaei H
- Onsori P
- Esmaeili F
- Abachi S
- Miremami M
- Yavari M
- Esmaeili H
- Farahani A
- Nouroozi P
- Kazemi A
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- J Commun Med
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Background: Self-medication practice, unfortunately, is a current issue in different countries. Patterns of self-medication vary among different populations and are influenced by different characteristics. Therefore, the present study aims to explore the self-medication prevalence …
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