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Newest firstBackgroundHealthcare system disparities have a significant impact on chronic disease management in conflict-affected settings. Vitiligo, a stigmatizing dermatological condition, requires sustained care, yet limited evidence exists regarding how healthcare sector differences affect patient outcomes in Afghanistan. This study addresses this critical knowledge gap in a post-conflict, resource-limited setting. The mai…
Open article record in new tab ↗Background Refugees seem to be at enhanced risk for substance use disorders. At the same time, they have less access to services and their health needs remain poorly understood. This study aims to evaluate the specific needs of refugees as compared to German-born individuals seeking help for substance use disorders. Methods We conducted an observational case-control study using all treatment episodes in outpatient…
BackgroundNeonatal mortality in Afghanistan is among the highest worldwide, driven by rural-urban disparities, low maternal education, and poor healthcare access. Antenatal care (ANC) remains severely underutilized, with fewer than one in five women meeting minimum visits despite its link to neonatal survival, highlighting the need to assess its impact in conflict-affected settings. ObjectivesDetermine whether the…
Open article record in new tab ↗Background: Addiction is a global public health problem, with over 36 million people suffering from drug-use disorders. Afghanistan, the world’s leading opium producer, has high rates of drug use owing to the easy access to drugs in this country. This study aimed to investigate drug users’ quality of life in Herat, Afghanistan, and identify the factors affecting it. Methods: This cross-sectional study examined hea…
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