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期刊名:Bmj public health

缩写:BMJ PUBLIC HEALTH

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e-ISSN:2753-4294

IF/分区:1.7/Q3

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Andrew D Kerkhoff,Jake M Pry,Mwiza Haambokoma et al. Andrew D Kerkhoff et al.
Background: New tuberculosis (TB) vaccines for adults and adolescents are crucial for achieving global control targets, and several candidates may be ready for introduction within 5 years. We conducted a convergent mixed-...
Tatiana Baziw,Carolyn Lacka,Robynn Sadler et al. Tatiana Baziw et al.
Introduction: Distinction-based research on the relationship between housing and health for Métis people is limited, despite a recognised housing crisis for Indigenous Peoples in Canada. This study examines the associati...
Helene Seaward,Andrea Meyer,N Zoe Hilton et al. Helene Seaward et al.
Introduction: Incarcerated populations are ageing, yet their specific needs remain unclear, hindering adequate care planning. We provide a comprehensive overview of health burden among incarcerated adults in Switzerland, ...
Irzah Farooq,Javeria Saleem,Fatima Ali et al. Irzah Farooq et al.
Introduction: Vitamin D plays a crucial role in maintaining bone health, regulating the immune system and enhancing metabolic function. Although supplementation is recommended for individuals with confirmed deficiency, th...
Ashata Dahal,Manish Duwal,Kritika Dixit et al. Ashata Dahal et al.
Introduction: Tuberculosis (TB) remains a leading cause of death in low- and middle-income countries, including Nepal. Although new TB vaccines are in clinical development, little is known about public willingness to acce...
Laura J Samuel,Rhonda Smith Wright,Hanna Charankevich et al. Laura J Samuel et al.
Introduction: The current US federal minimum wage (US$7.25) translates to incomes below the poverty limit for full-time workers. Prior studies do not provide clear evidence that increasing wages can improve health, but th...
Bianca Kandeya,Wanangwa Chimwaza,Claudia Hanson et al. Bianca Kandeya et al.
Background: Birth companionship is widely recognised as a key component of respectful maternity care, with well-documented benefits for maternal and neonatal outcomes. However, in low-resource settings like Malawi, its in...
Chengetai Dare,Evelyn Thsehla,Susan Goldstein et al. Chengetai Dare et al.
Introduction: Taxes on sugar-sweetened beverages are recommended by the WHO to reduce consumption and improve population health. In South Africa, the Health Promotion Levy (HPL) was introduced at an effective rate of appr...
Abdulwahab M Salad,Abdi Gele,Rhoda K Wanyenze et al. Abdulwahab M Salad et al.
Introduction: Unmet need for modern contraception is measured as the proportion of fertile women who do not use contraception despite wanting to delay or limit their childbearing. The persistently high unmet need for mode...
Hwa Young Choi,Dahye Baik,Moran Ki Hwa Young Choi
Introduction: Hepatitis C virus (HCV), a major cause of chronic liver disease, shows decreasing prevalence in Korea, yet regional disparities persist. This study aimed to examine the impact and temporal changes in individ...