Knowledge, Attitudes, and Misconceptions About COVID-19 Prevention Practices Among High and Preparatory School Students in Dessie City, Ethiopia

Alelgne Feleke(Wollo University), Helmut Kloos(University of California, San Francisco), Zebader Walle(Debre Tabor University), Asha Embrandiri(Wollo University), Awoke Keleb(Wollo University), Gete Berihun(Debre Markos University), Metadel Adane(Wollo University)

Journal of Multidisciplinary Healthcare

May 1, 2022

10.2147/jmdh.s325636

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