November 2, 2006Open Access

Knowledge and attitudes about health research amongst a group of Pakistani medical students

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Medical students demonstrate moderate level of knowledge and attitude towards health research. Intensive training in this regard is associated with significant improvement in knowledge and attitudes of students towards health research.

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