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Prevalence and risk factors of poor sleep quality among Inner Mongolia Medical University students: A cross-sectional survey by Wang, Lan, Qin, Peng, Zhao, Yunshan, Duan, Shengyun, Zhang, Qing, Liu, Ying, Hu, Yueling, Sun, Juan

“…Abstract Medical students face new challenges at the beginning of college life, such as being responsible for oneself, an unfamiliar environment, social…”
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Breakfast prevalence of medical students is higher than students from nonmedical faculties in Inner Mongolia Medical University by Lu, Zeyu, Sun, Zhiqiang, Wu, Reijie, Du, Wen, Zhang, Hairong, Zhang, Na, Chen, Guangyu, Yu, Pengchao, Sun, Shaobo, Zhang, Zhenduo, Gao, Liying, Yu, Bingjia, Duan, Shengyun, Sun, Juan

“…Background Skipping breakfast is becoming common worldwide. Our previous studies showed that the breakfast prevalence was relatively low. Methods In three…”
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Prevalence of and Factors Associated with Myopia in Inner Mongolia Medical Students in China, a cross-sectional study by Wang, Lan, Du, Maolin, Yi, He, Duan, Shengyun, Guo, Wenfang, Qin, Peng, Hao, Zhihui, Sun, Juan

“…To further explore characteristics of myopia and changes in factors associated with myopia among students at Inner Mongolia Medical University. Two…”
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Alcohol Advertisements, Hazard Warnings, Knowledge of Alcohol-Related Harm and Health-Profession Students' Drinking in Inner Mongolia by Wang, Shiqi, Geater, Alan F., Duan, Shengyun, Wang, Xuemei, Zhang, Huiying, Zhao, Lingyan

“…Background: Consumption of alcohol among adults in Inner Mongolia is high even among health professionals. Little is known of the alcohol consumption patterns…”
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Factors Associated with Male Health Professions Students' Smoking in Inner Mongolia by Wang, Shiqi, Geater, Alan F, Wang, Xuemei, Zhang, Nan, Duan, Shengyun, Wang, Xiaoyu

“…In this study, we describe the smoking patterns of male health professions students in Inner Mongolia, China, and identify factors associated with smoking…”
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Gender differences in irritable bowel syndrome among medical students at Inner Mongolia Medical University, China: a cross-sectional study by Wang, Ying, Jin, Feng, Chi, Baofeng, Duan, Shengyun, Zhang, Qing, Liu, Ying, Hao, Wenli, Sun, Juan

“…There is little epidemiological research on Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) in Inner Mongolia, China. Here we investigated the prevalence of IBS and factors…”
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