Prevalence and associated factors of self-treatment behaviour among different elder subgroups in rural China: a cross-sectional study
Abstract Background Self-treatment is a common and widespread behaviour, of which the risks are multiplied in old age. However, the determinants of self-treatment among elders in rural China remain unclear. This study aims to explore the prevalence and associated factors of self-treatment among elde...
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Main Authors: | Wanchun Xu (Author), Zhong Li (Author), Zijing Pan (Author), Ruibo He (Author), Liang Zhang (Author) |
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