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Self-Medication Experience and Healthcare Trust Among Youth: A Regionally Concentrated Digital Survey in Indonesia
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Self-medication has become a central experience for youth transitioning toward independent medical decision-making. In the digital era, young people must navigate a complex landscape of health information while seeking independent health solutions. This study investigates self-medication experiences and healthcare trust among youth, utilizing a regionally concentrated digital survey approach in Indonesia. Data were collected via
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Teen Volunteers are Shaping the Human Experience in Healthcare
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