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COVID -19 Pandemic Diseases Effect on Self-Medication Practices Among Community of Bedelle City and Its Surrounding, Buno Bedelle Zone, South West of Oromia, Ethiopia

2022-10-19

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Abstract Introduction There is a clear link between self-medication practice and ongoing pandemic diseases like COVID-19, According to studies conducted globally and the general Ethiopian population turned to self-medication and symptomatic treatment as a result of inadequate COVID-19 treatment and also about 80% of the population amassed drugs for pandemic use. <h4>Objective:</h4> The objective of this study was...

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10.20944/preprints202210.0281.v1
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