Published studies, methods, evidence limits and the questions research can answer.
From the abstract: “A column experiment was conducted in laboratory on saline-sodic soils of Metehara Sugar Estate to evaluate the effectiveness of phosphogypsum and leaching in reclaiming these soils.”
From the abstract: “This secondary data analysis of the Tanzania HIV Impact Survey (THIS) involved 33,263 individuals aged 15 years and above, randomly selected from 14,966,262 households from 31 regions of Tanzania.”
From the abstract: “To address these challenges, a two-year field experiment (2021/22–2022/23) was conducted in Jabithenan District to evaluate the impact of liquid bio-slurry (LBS) and nitrogen (N) fertilizer combinations on soil chemical properties and hot pepper yield.”
From the abstract: “We sought to explore participant perceptions of a patient-centred model aimed at enhancing care engagement through ‘dynamic choice’ treatment services for mobile individuals.”
From the abstract: “Hypertensive disorders of pregnancy (HDP) including chronic hypertension, gestational hypertension preeclampsia and eclampsia are a leading cause of maternal and perinatal mortality in Nigeria and globally and increase the risk for future cardiovascular disease among women of reproductive age (WRA).”
From the abstract: “This qualitative study explored the facilitators and barriers encountered during the implementation of a caregiver-led training programme in rural Mangochi, Malawi.”
From the abstract: “This study determined the prevalence, characteristics, and determinants of chest pain among MENA physicians.”
From the abstract: “This study’s high follow-up rate was not substantially different across these aforementioned groups, suggesting that mobile phone-based data collection is a promising approach, even for longitudinal surveys, in diverse global settings.”
From the abstract: “In this subgroup, comprising 8% of the cohort, PrEP effectiveness increased from 41% to 44% when switching from daily to 2-1-1 PrEP while pill taking decreased from 2.2 to 1.4 pills per week; population-level effectiveness was unchanged when this subgroup switched to on-demand PrEP.”
From the abstract: “An institution-based cross-sectional study with a mixed approach was used among 269 midwifery and nursing educators and 15 key informants from 8 May to 10 June 2023.”