مجلد 9 عدد 33 (2024)
مجلة العلوم الشاملة الجزء الأول

المقالات

Parents awareness toward antibiotics use in upper respiratory tract infection in children in Western Libya

منشور 2024-12-01

  • Zenab Abdulla Elfzzani
    • ,
  • Nasreen M A Alarosi
    • ,
  • Najlaa Mosbah Algamal

Zenab Abdulla Elfzzani
Department of Pediatrics, Facultyof Medicine, University of Zawia, Libya

Nasreen M A Alarosi
Medical microbiology and immunology department, School of Medicine, University of Zawia

Najlaa Mosbah Algamal
Pediatric department, School of Medicine, University of Zawia

الملخص

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