Evaluating Antibiotic Use, Misuse, and Resistance Awareness among University Students in Northern Cyprus: A Cross-sectional Study

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Cross-sectional study assesses antibiotic misuse and resistance awareness in university students, suggesting targeted educational interventions.

68 percent of students reported antibiotic use in the past year, with only 44 percent aware of recommended course duration.
Chi-Square analysis indicated gender, age, and nationality influence knowledge and attitudes towards antibiotic usage and resistance.
Employing a structured questionnaire based on the WHO framework, the study examined demographics, use patterns, and awareness levels.
Findings highlight the importance of educational programs tailored to age, gender, and field of study to combat antibiotic resistance.

Alzein et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Cross-sectional study assesses antibiotic misuse and resistance awareness in university students, suggesting targeted educational interventions.

68 percent of students reported antibiotic use in the past year, with only 44 percent aware of recommended course duration.
Chi-Square analysis indicated gender, age, and nationality influence knowledge and attitudes towards antibiotic usage and resistance.
Employing a structured questionnaire based on the WHO framework, the study examined demographics, use patterns, and awareness levels.
Findings highlight the importance of educational programs tailored to age, gender, and field of study to combat antibiotic resistance.

Alzein et al. (2025) studied this question.

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