Letter to the Editor

Predictors of Practice about Blood Borne Infections among International Medical and Paramedical Students Using the Health Belief Model

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Predictors of Practice about Blood Borne Infections among In-ternational Medical and Paramedical Students Using the Health Belief Model

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MENSAH LE, SADEGHI R, TOL A, RAHIMI FOROUSHANI A. Predictors of Practice about Blood Borne Infections among International Medical and Paramedical Students Using the Health Belief Model. Iran J Public Health. 2019;48(9):1751-1752.