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Discover LudwigThe phrase "about this booklet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information or content related to a specific booklet.
Example: "This section provides important information about this booklet and its intended use."
Alternatives: "regarding this booklet" or "concerning this booklet".
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For more details about this booklet and the related procedures, we refer to Lemiengre et al. [ 22].
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This observation is not surprising, since advice about pain medications in this booklet recommends grade I analgesics, especially paracetamol.
(Interview) Others specifically mentioned they would like more information about HIV/AIDS: "I feel this booklet generally is quite good.
A few of the novels in this booklet are about adventure and travel in that more remote sense: they are about mental, or "psycho-geographical", journeys, where the movement of the feet is often little more than an alibi for an inward journey towards the self.
Despite the limited information patients had received about the booklet, this did not impede some patients from using the booklet.
We investigate whether this booklet increases knowledge about depression and reduces stigmatised attitudes.
This booklet contains information about Medicare costs and benefits in the upcoming year.
We did not cover the health care providers' perceptions about the booklet because this study was restricted to patients, while barriers and facilitators can also act at other levels of the health care system [ 13].
This lack of sharing information matches with parents' narratives about the booklet being theirs and to help them think about things, rather than share the content with others.
When one Afghan doctor asked me what I thought about the booklet, I ripped it in half, threw it on the floor and stamped on it.
If your first question about the Booklet 3G is "Where can I buy it?" you may be slightly surprised.
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