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Faculty Members have conducted research related to the Using Education Based on the Health Belief Model to Modifications in Performance of Behaviors Related to Sexually Transmitted Infections in Vulnerable Women

Ali Gholami

Ali Gholami

Associate Professor of History

Department of Islamic Education, School of Medicine

Isfahan University of Medical Sciences

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