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health literacy hl one effective factors controlling covid19 epidemic considering high prevalence covid19 disease present study aimed determine relationship hl adoption covid19 preventive behaviors descriptivecross sectional study conducted 214 students selected simple random sampling method esfarayen faculty medical sciences iran 2022 data included demographic background characteristics health literacy iranian adults helia valid reliable questionnaire measure covid19 preventive behaviors data analyzed using spss 23 descriptive statistics ordinal logistic regression tests mean standard deviation scores adoption covid19 preventive behaviors hl among students 1818 402out 25 7214 1275 100 respectively results logistic regression test showed hl p 0003 gender p0001 mothers education p 0039 educational level p 0031 smoking p 0032 physical activity p 0007 effective factors adopting preventive behaviors adopting preventive behaviors covid19 lower among students lower levels health literacy male students students less physical activity students illiterate mothers undergraduate students finally smokers therefore necessary pay attention students designing educational programs suggested carry extensive studies clarify effect hl adoption covid19 preventive behaviors