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Correction: Factors influencing HPV vaccination intention and uptake behaviors among medical students based on the health belief model and vaccine hesitancy theory: a cross-sectional study

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By Hao Wang, Shiqi Zhao, Hua Lin, Siyu Zhao, Dehui Yin
| Frontiers in Public Health Verified
A Correction on Factors influencing HPV vaccination intention and uptake behaviors among medical students based on the health belief model and vaccine hesitancy theory: a cross-sectional study by Wang, H., Zhao, S., Lin, H., Zhao, S., and Yin, D. (2026). Front. Public Health 14:1894458.
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Factors influencing HPV vaccination intention and uptake behaviors among medical students based on the health belief model and vaccine hesitancy theory: a cross-sectional study

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By Hao Wang, Shiqi Zhao, Hua Lin, Siyu Zhao, Dehui Yin
| Frontiers in Public Health Verified
Abstract Background: HPV infection is the leading cause of cervical cancer. HPV vaccination coverage among young people in China remains low. Medical students, as a high-risk group and future health educators, are critical for cervical cancer control. Methods: A questionnaire survey was conducted among 1,244 medical students from April to May 2026. Data were analyzed using SPSS 26.0, including t-test, correlation, regression, and serial mediation analysis (PROCESS Model 6).
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From diet to disease modulation: the multi-targeted effects of medicinal-food homologous plants in hepatic fibrosis

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By Shiqi Chen, Jiaqi Xie, Xiaoyu Peng, Shuhan Yang, Dehui Yin, Ye Zhu, Hongdao Chen
| Frontiers
Abstract Hepatic fibrosis is a pivotal pathological stage in chronic liver disease progression for which treatment options remain limited. Medicinal-food homologous (MFH) plants, recognized for their dual safety and bioactivity, offer promising preventive and therapeutic potential. This review systematically analyzes the anti-hepatofibrotic mechanisms of 102 officially approved MFH plants.
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