Cooking Smoke and Anemia in Ghana: Why Pregnant Women May Face the Greatest Risk
A nationwide analysis of Ghanaian women finds that while unclean cooking fuels show no overall link to anemia after adjustment, ...
A nationwide analysis of Ghanaian women finds that while unclean cooking fuels show no overall link to anemia after adjustment, ...
A participatory study in Ghana finds that adolescent girls and young women face layered cultural, emotional, and structural barriers to ...
Ghanaian researchers have developed and validated a 38-item multidimensional SDG 5 scorecard that reveals large regional disparities in gender equality ...
A qualitative study of 45 university students in Ghana finds that awareness of sexual enhancers and sex toys is rising ...
A mixed-methods systematic review of twelve studies and 2,662 participants identifies workforce shortages, weak training structures, and fragmented professional development ...
A new systematic review argues that integrating Indigenous Knowledge Systems into African schooling, from Ghana's mother-tongue programs to South Africa's ...
A study of 201 Ghanaian pre-service teachers using a custom AI visual-aid generator found that the quality of AI-produced teaching ...
A mixed-methods study in northwest Ghana finds that persons with disabilities face disproportionate climate impacts, unequal access to information, and ...
A mixed-methods study of 221 Ghanaian mothers finds that one in three experienced dysfunctional obsessive thinking about COVID-19 during pregnancy, ...
A prospective study of 644 children at Ghana's Ho Polyclinic found that two-thirds missed school due to illness, with skin ...
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