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<p>Multinomial logistic regression for first-line treatment choice for common cold and influenza. <i>Reference category: Do not use any treatment.</i></p> Mohammad Al-magableh (24948379) Abdulrhman H.M. Muhaisen (24948382) Rama M. Ateir (24948385) Shatha A. Abu_Eraq (24948388) Hanan O. Hamed (24948391) Sama M. Al Atoum (24948394) Reem Bani Amer (24948397) Soha S. AlShirah (24948400) Medicine Pharmacology Biotechnology Cancer Science Policy Infectious Diseases Virology preferring combined therapy multinomial logistic regression 64 &# 8211 45 &# 8211 39 &# 8211 27 &# 8211 797 undergraduate students adjusted odds ratios continuing herbal remedies 42 &# 8211 manage common cold line treatment choice jordan among 1 assess treatment preferences day treatment initiation treatment initiation line choice treatment beliefs initiated treatment lower odds higher odds xlink "> rational self prescribed treatments pharmaceutical treatments personal experience four outcomes field students female participants descriptive statistics conventional medicine confidence intervals common first combining herbal 16 april <p>Multinomial logistic regression for first-line treatment choice for common cold and influenza. <i>Reference category: Do not use any treatment.</i></p> 2026-09-15T17:35:58Z Dataset Dataset 10.1371/journal.pone.0358179.t002 https://figshare.com/articles/dataset/_p_Multinomial_logistic_regression_for_first-line_treatment_choice_for_common_cold_and_influenza_i_Reference_category_Do_not_use_any_treatment_i_p_/33811078 CC BY 4.0