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Original Article

Health Literacy Factors for Community Well-Being in the Endémic Era: Youth Consumer Insight

Ahmad Zuhairi Zainuddin
ORCiD ,
Ibhrahim Zakaria
ORCiD ,
Rugayah Haji Hashim
,
Noor Azlina Mohamed Yunus
ORCiD ,
Nor Lela Ahmad
ORCiD

Keywords: Health literacy, health awareness, public health, well-being, youth insight

Article no: 52

Pages 631-638

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2024.05.52

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Original Article

Study On The Relationship Between Mindfulness And Work-Life Balance Levels

Ion Ovidiu Pânișoară
,
Georgeta Pânișoară
,
Cristina Sandu
,
Ruxandra Chirca

Keywords: Mindfulness, work-life balance, satisfaction, well-being

Article no: 32

Pages 256-261

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.02.32

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Original Article

The Well-Being Of A Career Woman Based On The Wasatiyyah Concept

Nurul Izza Abdul Aziz
,
Fadzila Azni Ahmad*

Keywords: Career Woman’s Well-being, Women in Islam, Wasatiyyah, Quality of Work-life”, “Women career

Article no: 28

Pages 262-268

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.09.28

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