Policies, financing, research and health-system developments.
From the abstract: “This qualitative study employed key informant interviews with 23 participants, including logisticians, pharmacists, store managers, health extension workers, and health program experts.”
From the abstract: “Thus, this study aimed to evaluate the mineral composition and physicochemical properties of hora, and the mineral-enriched surrounding soils in the study area.”
From the abstract: “In this study, I use population-level data from the first round of the Population HIV Impact Assessment to examine the association between years of formal education and HIV treatment adherence (measured via viral load suppression) across seven southern and eastern African countries.”
From the abstract: “An anonymous, statistical survey we conducted from a single-hospital case series of 780 women with breast cancer followed in a university hospital in Paris showed that TNBCs were at least 3 times more common in patients born in Sub-Saharan Africa than in patients born in France.”
From the abstract: “We examined associations between pregnancy urinary PAH metabolites and birth outcomes in a prospective cohort in Nairobi, Kenya.”
From the abstract: “We conducted this study to explore the genetic diversity, virulence, and antimicrobial resistance (AMR) profiles of S. enterica strains isolated from clinically diagnosed typhoid patients to inform targeted management and surveillance strategies.”
From the abstract: “The study utilised nationally representative data from the 2022 Ghana Demographic and Health Survey, with a weighted sample of 13,980 women.”
From the abstract: “The survey instrument assessing healthcare professionals’ capability, perception, knowledge, and engagement regarding cKMC demonstrated strong psychometric performance (CVI = 0.97; Cronbach’s α = 0.85).”
From the abstract: “This article presents evidence-based policy hypotheses derived from a comprehensive mixed-methods investigation of ART adherence determinants among 2,000 people living with HIV in Ghana#39;s Ashanti Region.”
From the abstract: “We conducted this study to provide the first comprehensive pooled prevalence and identify predisposing factors contributing to physical inactivity among African adults.”