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The Knowledge-Behavior Gap in Contact Lends Wear and Care: Behavioral Determinants of Non-compliance among Japanese female usersList of Authors Names
This study of 3,803 Japanese female contact lens users reveals that non-compliance is highly prevalent (82.7%) and driven primarily by lens modality, financial barriers, and social factors rather than knowledge alone, highlighting the need for economic and behavioral interventions to bridge the knowledge–behavior gap.
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