Chronic kidney disease awareness among the general population: tool validation and knowledge assessment in a developing country

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• who: Samar Younes from the The study was approved by the Ethics and Research Committee of the School of Pharmacy at the Lebanese International University ( RC-116-LIUSOP)The study carried no harmful risks as it was observational, and anonymity of all participants was warranted as personal identifiers weren't traced during data collection and analysis. All participants agreed to participate and provided informed consent. Illiterate people had the informed consent read and explained to them by a caregiver or family member. Informed consent was provided electronically by ticking , compulsory options about understanding that participation is voluntarily . . .
  

   

  

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