A cross-sectional survey of 306 university students in Mogadishu, Somalia, links green computing awareness and practices to improved environmental sustainability.
A survey of 94 fisheries stakeholders across four Somali markets identified cold-chain deficiencies, power unreliability, and handling practices as key ...
A qualitative study reveals that student mothers in Mogadishu rely heavily on informal family care networks to sustain university participation ...
A commentary in Frontiers in Microbiology highlights the need for minimum inhibitory concentration testing, reconciled multidrug resistance estimates, and explicit ...
A retrospective cohort study from a referral hospital in Mogadishu found that interpregnancy intervals under 18 months were associated with ...
A survey of 172 stakeholders in Mogadishu found that international organizations scored higher for short-term security and service delivery than ...
A structural equation modeling study of Mogadishu universities reveals that assessment readiness and institutional coordination most strongly associate with preparedness ...
A cross-sectional study in Mogadishu found that roughly 34 percent of emergency patients arrived by ambulance, with lack of dispatch ...
A cross-sectional study in Mogadishu found that 62 percent of hospitalized older adults had poor medication knowledge, with most unable ...
A survey of academic staff at Mogadishu higher education institutions found significant positive correlations between peace education, student awareness, and ...
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