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Exploring self-care choices: a qualitative study of self-medication insights among university students in Lira City, Northern Uganda.

Emmanuel Asher Ikwara | Godfrey Siu | Akiru Esther | Ruth Nyadoi | Atwijukiire Humphrey
BMJ public health | 2024

Self-medication, the practice of treating health issues without professional medical guidance, is a widespread phenomenon among students globally, raising concerns about potential consequences. This study investigates perceptions and knowledge of self-medication among students from a university in Uganda.

Pubmed ID: 40018544

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