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Paul Imolemen Irabor
Background: Nigeria's public health system faces a multifaceted workforce crisis characterized by accelerating emigration of health professionals, an aging workforce approaching retirement, and chroni
health workforce attritionbrain drainretirement riskshealth securityinstitutional resilienceNigeria
🗓 Jun 2026pp. 891 - 904View Article →
Objective: To assess mental health knowledge, promotional practices, and associated factors among undergraduate students at Rivers State University, Port Harcourt. Design: A cross-sectional clinical e
Mental Health LiteracyUniversity StudentsHealth PromotionNigeriaStudent Well-BeingMental Health Services
🗓 Aug 2025pp. 755 - 763View Article →
Dr Preeti Nigam, MD, Dr Sunil Kumar Dahiya, MD, Dr Sneh Kumari, MD, Dr Sonal Kumar, MD +3 more
Objective: To compare maternal health-care utilization among women residing in rural and urban-slum areas of Agra district and identify associated factors. Design: Community-based cross-sectional comp
Prenatal CareMaternal Health ServicesRural Health ServicesUrban Health ServicesHealthcare DisparitiesIndia.
🗓 Oct 2026pp. 2412 - 2418View Article →
India, which comprises 2.4% of the world's land area, supports over 17.5% of the global population. As the second most populous nation with more than 1.41 billion people, the country's demographic lan
Demographicsoral healthgeneral healthmultidisciplinary approachgeriatric dentistry
🗓 Jun 2025pp. 461 - 468View Article →
Josya Sagili Lakshmi, Goutham Kankanam, Vishnu Vardhan Yenuganti, Priyanka Adireddy Bukke
Background: Cyberchondria refers to excessive and repetitive online searching for health-related information that paradoxically increases health anxiety rather than alleviating it. With rapid internet
CyberchondriaCyberchondria Severity ScaleHealth anxietyOnline health searchingDigital health literacy.
🗓 Oct 2026pp. 2371 - 2375View Article →
Objectives: To assess the sleep pattern and mental health status among 1st year medical students. - To find out any relationship between them. Design: Cross-sectional observational study. Subjects: Ap
sleep patternmental health1st year medical students
🗓 Jul 2025pp. 606 - 612View Article →
Introduction: Depression among medical students is a significant public health concern in India due to the demanding nature of medical education. The study aims to determine the prevalence of depressi
Depressionmedical studentsmental healthstigmabarriers to carehelp-seeking behaviour
🗓 Apr 2025pp. 216 - 222View Article →
Yasir Awad Ahmed, BSc
Background: Malaria remains a major public health challenge in Sudan, disproportionately affecting rural and conflict-displaced populations with limited access to healthcare services. Climatic factors
SudanCivil warConflictRainfallIDP campsAnopheles stephensi
🗓 Jun 2026pp. 866 - 874View Article →
Masilo Isaac Malema, Sogo Frans Matlala, Paul Chelule, Muhammad Hoque
Background: This study addresses the increasing scientific interest in fermented foods and their impact on child health, motivated by rising concerns about malnutrition and gastrointestinal health. Th
bibliometric analysisfermented foodsbeveragechildfeedinghealth
🗓 May 2026pp. 671 - 682View Article →
Background: Scabies, a parasitic skin infestation caused by Sarcoptes scabiei, remains a significant public health challenge globally, particularly in resource-limited settings and vulnerable populati
ScabiesSystematic ReviewMeta-AnalysisEpidemiologyDiagnosisTreatment
🗓 Jul 2025pp. 639 - 646View Article →
Background:Opportunistic infections are the most common cause of death among children living with Human Immunodeficiency Virus/Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome. They take advantage of the weakened
Opportunistic infectionsHIVChildrenImmune suppression
🗓 Jun 2025pp. 511 - 516View Article →
Globally, type 2 diabetes (T2D) has almost quadrupled (from one hundred and eight million persons in 1980 to four hundred and twenty-two million persons in 2014). (World Health Organization, 2020). Di
BMI -Body mass indexDQIP-Diabetes quality improvement projectDM-Diabetes mellitusNCDs - Non-communicable diseasesWHO- World Health Organization
🗓 Mar 2025pp. 93 - 99View Article →
Muhammad Abduljamiu Yakubu, Musa Muhammad Bello, Abubakar Musa, Usman Abba
Background: Social media (SM) has emerged as a dominant communication platform. It encompasses interactive tools like social networking sites, blogs, and content-sharing platforms that allow user-gene
Social mediaReproductive HealthBauchi.
🗓 Oct 2026pp. 2388 - 2391View Article →
Aanchal Anand, Mitul Saha, Samar Hossain, Ajay Raj
Objective: To assess the effectiveness of a structured health education intervention on caregivers’ knowledge and home management practices regarding childhood diarrhoea in South Andaman Design: Commu
Chronic Kidney DiseaseCross-sectional studyDialysisDietary ImbalanceNutrient-rich foodsSouth Andaman.
🗓 Sept 2026pp. 2062 - 2070View Article →
Shekhar Awana, Richa Choudhary, Pradeep Kumar Yadav, Alok Agrahari +5 more
Background: Brought-in-dead (BID) cases represent a crucial yet often neglected component of medico-legal practice. These cases frequently lack prior medical evaluation and thus rely entirely on foren
Brought-in-deadMedico-legal autopsyCause of deathManner of deathForensic epidemiologyMortality pattern.
🗓 May 2026pp. 696 - 700View Article →