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Newest firstHealthcare inequality remains a major challenge for health systems globally. While previous studies have examined inequalities in specific healthcare services or sub-domains of care, evidence on disparities in access across formal inpatient healthcare settings in Nigeria remains limited. This study examines income-related inequalities and inequities in access to inpatient healthcare among rural households in Niger…
Open article record in new tab ↗IntroductionBetter nutrition is a priority in African countries like Rwanda with high prevalence of undernutrition and growing rates of obesity. Since public health insurance does not cover meals, vulnerable hospital inpatients are at risk of deficiency. We assessed the nutrition, health, and wellbeing effects of providing meals through the Gemura hospital feeding program. MethodsWe tested outcomes of the interven…
Open article record in new tab ↗Background The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently restricted characterizing flavors in tobacco products. As a result, ice hybrid-flavored e-cigarettes, which combine a cooling flavor with fruit or other flavors (eg, banana ice), emerged on the market. Like menthol, ice-flavored e-cigarettes produce a cooling sensory experience. It is unclear if ice hybrid-flavored e-cigarettes should be considered char…
Open article record in new tab ↗This study examines demographic factors which may influence opinions concerning medical students’ self-care and substance use behaviors as a means of providing insights into how future doctors view these issues compared to Australian doctors and members of the public. We conducted national, multicenter, prospective, on-line cross-sectional surveys using hypothetical scenarios to three cohorts- Australian medical s…
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