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The Sociocultural and Economic Barriers to Self-Care Culture for COVID-19 Control in Developing Societies: The Case of Iran

Published:2023 Issue: Volume: Page:153-179
ISSN:1431-1933
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Mirfardi Asghar

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Springer Nature Switzerland

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