Iran’s Breast Cancer Screening System Falls Short, Major Mixed-Methods Audit Finds
A new mixed-methods study finds that Iran's breast cancer screening remains opportunistic and unevenly implemented, despite infrastructure that could support ...
A new mixed-methods study finds that Iran's breast cancer screening remains opportunistic and unevenly implemented, despite infrastructure that could support ...
A systematic review of 35 studies finds that community health worker–led programs effectively target cardiovascular and metabolic dementia risk factors ...
The PSY-DIVER study will analyze a decade of routine data from nine German psychiatric hospitals alongside interviews, surveys and a ...
The first systematic mapping of private equity in Indian health care identifies 70 acquisitions since 2007, mostly foreign-financed and concentrated ...
A qualitative study of 14 older caregivers in rural Fujian Province reveals how migration-driven family economics forces aging parents into ...
A survey of nearly 1,400 deaths across three Kenyan surveillance sites found that only 18.5 percent were officially registered, with ...
A twelve-month analysis of a resident-run free dermatology clinic in Cleveland reveals the most common skin conditions and demographic patterns ...
A national survey analysis finds that only 15.5 percent of Ethiopian women living with HIV have ever been screened for ...
Researchers from the University of British Columbia and the University of Ottawa have audited how dedicated ethnic and skin of ...
A global analysis of 156 national cancer strategies finds that only 12 percent involve cancer patients in plan development and ...
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