
Young people’s explanations of depression in Ghana and Zimbabwe
From the abstract: “This study provides a culturally grounded understanding of how young people in Ghana and Zimbabwe conceptualise depression, shaped by both emic and etic influences.”
Policies, financing, research and health-system developments.

From the abstract: “This study provides a culturally grounded understanding of how young people in Ghana and Zimbabwe conceptualise depression, shaped by both emic and etic influences.”

From the abstract: “This study demonstrates the application of the open-source Land Use Conflict Identification Strategy (Open-LUCIS), a suitability-based framework that integrates open geospatial data, domain knowledge, and goal-driven land-use modeling.”

From the abstract: “Data was collected from 105 patients diagnosed with BPH using structured questionnaires from 11th June 2024–30th September 2024.”

From the abstract: “A prospective descriptive cross-sectional study was conducted from July to December 2022 among 100 premenopausal women aged 18–45 years referred for pelvic MRI.”

From the abstract: “We retrospectively enrolled patients admitted to medical ward of Naguru regional referral Hospital-Uganda, between January and June 2024.”

From the abstract: “Cross-sectional diagnostic validation study employing receiver operating characteristic (ROC) analysis to evaluate DT performance, with optimal cutoff identified using Youden’s Index.”

From the abstract: “This study applies machine learning (ML) to identify key predictors of LARC use and guide interventions.”

From the abstract: “This study assessed HBV prevalence, associated risk factors, and viral load among hospital patients in Mogadishu, Somalia.”

From the abstract: “Weighted descriptive statistics and mixed-effects logistic regression assessed determinants at individual, household, community, and country levels, accounting for survey design and clustering.”

From the abstract: “This qualitative study, conducted in Indonesia, Peru, and Rwanda, aimed to generate evidence from end-users around the potential adoption of non-invasive diagnostic technologies, to determine whether these technologies are fit for purpose.”