Cross-sectional study finds sexual health literacy influences sexual myths in health science students, suggesting improved education is essential.
Sexual myths among health science students are influenced by their level of sexual health literacy. Providing scientifically based and accurate sexual health education during university training may contribute to improving the quality of future sexual and reproductive health services delivered by these students as healthcare professionals.
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