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Objective: To assess knowledge gaps among medical undergraduates regarding antibiotic use and resistance. Study Design: Cross-sectional study. Place and Duration of Study: King Edward Medical University, Lahore Pakistan, from Jul to Aug 2024. Methodology: Data were collected using a pre-designed, pre-tested questionnaire from 300 medical students divided into two groups: Group-A (Years 1–3) and Group-B (Years 4–5). Results: Of the 300 participants, 42% were male and 57% female. Group A comprised 25% of students, while Group B accounted for 74%. Most students reported using antibiotics within the past six months, with sore throats being the most common reason (21%). Academic year significantly correlated with knowledge of antibiotics (p
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- Alishba Rasool, Areej Sardar Malik, Muhammad Awais, Sikander H. Rasool, Ayesha Rasool, Saira Afzal
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- Pakistan Armed Forces Medical Journal
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- 2026-01-01
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- 2411-8842, 0030-9648
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Alishba Rasool, Areej Sardar Malik, Muhammad Awais, Sikander H. Rasool, Ayesha Rasool, Saira Afzal (2026). Knowledge-Based Attitudes of Medical Undergraduates at King Edward Medical University in Antibiotic therapy and Antibiotic Resistance. Pakistan Armed Forces Medical Journal. https://doi.org/10.51253/pafmj.v76i4.12896
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