
Physical inactivity among African adults: a research review
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.”

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.”

From the abstract: “This study investigated the HCPs’ awareness (level of awareness, definitions, and perceived practice) of the disciplinary collaborations in older adults’ care during clinical practice at a tertiary hospital in the South-Eastern region of Nigeria.”

From the abstract: “Data were collected using validated scales adapted from previous studies, including the HFIAS for adolescent-level food insecurity, KIDSCREEN-10 for health-related quality of life, the Rosenberg Scale for self-esteem, and the SDQ-25 for CMDs.”

From the abstract: “This research utilized secondary data from the third wave of the Performance Monitoring for Action (PMA) surveys carried out in two provinces of the DRC during the period from 2021 to 2022.”

From the abstract: “AHAP was tested using a randomized cluster design in thirteen government health facilities in Western Kenya.”

From the abstract: “A cross-sectional study was conducted in November 2025 among 427 consecutively selected women visiting the outpatient pharmacy of Banadir Hospital to assess storage and disposal practices of unused and expired medications.”

From the abstract: “This study aimed to characterize malaria vector dynamics, including species composition, blood meal sources, and sporozoite infection rates, in five villages at varying distances from the Soum dam located in the Nanoro Health District catchment area in Burkina Faso.”

From the abstract: “A total of 346 lactating mothers were enrolled for the study. 5 rural and 1 urban Kebeles were randomly selected.”

From the abstract: “This study explored the relationship between musculoskeletal injuries and health outcomes—including mental health, physical functioning, identity, and substance use—among rugby players in Kenya.”

From the abstract: “A total of 28 unique primary studies and 8 systematic reviews, and meta-analysis studies with 15,592 participants were included in this umbrella review.”