Why Medical Students Copy Their Peers: Sudan Study Reveals Social Roots of Preventive Health Compliance
A study of 400 medical students across five Sudanese universities finds that preventive health compliance is driven by peer role ...
A study of 400 medical students across five Sudanese universities finds that preventive health compliance is driven by peer role ...
A new collection of seven studies in Frontiers in Adolescent Medicine shows that family, peers, recovery identity, and youth-specific programs ...
A qualitative study in Tasikmalaya Regency, Indonesia, identifies family communication, peer dynamics, digital exposure, and institutional weaknesses as interconnected drivers ...
A new study of 205 South Korean nursing students finds that peer influence, family support and perceived government backing predict ...
A qualitative study of 45 university students in Ghana finds that awareness of sexual enhancers and sex toys is rising ...
A qualitative study of young Nigerians in treatment for substance use disorders reveals how drugs and internet fraud reinforce each ...
A study of 1,008 patients in Tianjin identifies three distinct craving profiles in adolescent-onset new psychoactive substance use disorder and ...
A statewide Florida study finds that friends' marijuana use predicts adolescent marijuana use far more strongly among students who returned ...
A study of over 15,000 justice-involved youth finds that communication skills reduce aggression most effectively when young people are embedded ...
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