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Purchase Intention towards Alternative Medicine: A Study from Consumers’ Perspective in Malaysia

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HAQUE A, ANWAR N, YASMIN F, KUMAR TAROFDER A, MAZIZ NMH. Purchase Intention towards Alternative Medicine: A Study from Consumers’ Perspective in Malaysia. Iran J Public Health. 2020;49(1):193-195.