Health care provider costs of child health services for severe anaemia and malaria in Malawi, Kenya, and Uganda
Severe anaemia and malaria are among the leading causes of childhood hospital admissions in Africa south of the Sahara.
Severe anaemia and malaria are among the leading causes of childhood hospital admissions in Africa south of the Sahara.
A Kenyan study of school-age children found single-dose albendazole met World Health Organization egg reduction benchmarks against roundworm at first ...
A secondary analysis of 1,061 potato plots in central Kenya finds female plot managers face a 71% productivity gap driven ...
A systematic review of 150 studies finds that aquaculture extension services in Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania are chronically underfunded, understaffed ...
Insertable cardiac monitors implanted in ten captive baboons for eight months caused no adverse reactions and revealed that individual identity ...
A survey of 177 Kenyan physiotherapists and students found uneven entry-level coverage of geriatric content, with dedicated coursework linked to ...
A systematic review of 16 studies and 4 grey literature sources finds snakebite risk in Kenya is tied to poverty, ...
Focus groups with Kenyan healthcare workers and community advisory board members identified interconnected barriers, including training, funding, and drug availability, ...
A Kenyan study found that fortifying maize flour with jackfruit seed powder raised protein, fiber, B vitamins, and minerals in ...
A new routing framework for Nairobi weighs both traffic congestion and air pollution, using fuzzy clustering and linear programming to ...
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