The role of social media in educating the Iraqi public about dangerous diseases.A field study on the population of Dhi Qar Governorate
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keywords, The role Social media The Iraqi public "dangerous diseasesAbstract
The research was divided into three chapters. The first chapter dealt with the methodological framework, while the second chapter dealt with the theoretical framework, while the third chapter dealt with the practical framework. The research sample included (100) individuals distributed across the districts and districts of Nasiriyah. From 3/1/2024 to 9/1/2024. Their opinions were polled on the topic of our current research via social and electronic media to identify the types of dangerous diseases in society. The researchers relied on a simple random sample, which represents our current research, in line with the nature of the categories that were identified. The results reached by the researchers: - The current research showed a number of results and conclusions that the researchers wanted to reach through the questionnaire form.
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