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ISSN 1744-1692 · Taylor & Francis Group · 518 artikel di indeks
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‘Stigma is a tough beast… we need all the allies’: A qualitative study on prospects for an integrated approach to reduce health-related stigma from civil society organisations' perspective
In line with global efforts to reduce health-related stigma to ‘zero’ by 2030, researchers propose integrating disease-specific stigma reduction programs into a united approach. This study explored civil society organisations' (CSOs) perspectives on using an integrated approach across diverse…
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Resurgence of measles in the United States: Examining the outbreak, vaccine hesitancy, and future directions
The United States is experiencing a resurgence of measles, a highly contagious disease previously declared eliminated in 2000. This article examines the current trends of this resurgence, focusing on the increasing number of cases and outbreaks, the factors contributing to low vaccination rates…
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Interrogating the role of sociopolitical determinants of health in Palestine: A qualitative study with key informants
For decades, Palestinians have faced significant barriers to developing and accessing basic health services, leading to poor health outcomes. These issues are often characterized as mere ‘humanitarian issues,’ ignoring the broader sociopolitical context. This study aims to explore the discourse…
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‘Outbreak distress’: Characterising moral distress among international healthcare workers responding to mpox
In May 2022, a global outbreak of mpox (formerly known as monkeypox) was declared an international public health emergency. During this time, healthcare workers scrambled to respond to the outbreak amidst a lack of resources, knowledge gaps and pressures related to COVID-19. This period posed a…
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Managing collateral stigmatization while accessing biomedical HIV prevention for queer people in Dar es Salaam
This paper introduces the concept of collateral stigma to analyze how queer people in Dar es Salaam navigate HIV prevention through Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP). Drawing on 11 months of ethnographic fieldwork (2021–2022), we show how PrEP use exposes individuals to unintended and misattributed…
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Community-Led Total Sanitation implementation in Malawi: process evaluation of a sanitation and hygiene intervention
Community-Led Total Sanitation (CLTS) seeks to eliminate open defecation by empowering households to adopt improved sanitation and hygiene behaviours. While widely integrated into national sanitation strategies of low- and middle-income countries, limited evidence exists on how implementation…
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The quality of intrapartum care during stillbirth deliveries in conflict-affected Nigeria and Democratic Republic of Congo: A phenomenological study
Stillbirths are traumatic, and their consequences can be exacerbated by inadequate care and support during and after such devastating loss. Little is known about these issues in conflict-affected regions. Qualitative interviews were conducted to understand the quality of intrapartum care among…
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Speech-language pathology services for acquired communication disorders among indigenous peoples: A systematic review
Indigenous adults experience higher rates of neurological incidents than non-Indigenous populations, increasing their risk of acquired communication disorders (ACD). However, access to culturally safe speech-language pathology (SLP) services in their language remains challenging. This review…
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The process of developing an HIV disclosure intervention for youth with perinatally acquired HIV: The HIV Empowering Adults' Decisions to Share – UK/Uganda Project (Heads-Up)
Sharing one's HIV status with others (onward HIV disclosure) for youth with perinatally acquired HIV (PAH) is often difficult but may assist with challenges associated with living with HIV. We describe the development of an intervention to help HIV-sharing decision-making for UK and Ugandan youth…
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The Trump administration's politics of cruelty and its impact on global health
This Commentary addresses key decisions made and policies approved primarily during the first six months of the second Trump administration in the U.S.A. that affect global health, with an emphasis on their implications for the work of World Health Organization (WHO), the Joint United Nations…
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Physical barriers in access to public reproductive healthcare services of women with physical disabilities in Vietnam
The Vietnamese government has made significant efforts to improve healthcare access for people with disabilities, as shown by signing the UNCRPD in 2007, ratifying it in 2015, and implementing the 2010 Disability Law to signal a commitment to the rights of people with disabilities. However, women…
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Empowering communities against AMR: Evaluating the one health-based antibiotic-wise village (SAJAKA) in Bali, Indonesia
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a critical global health issue, especially in low-resource settings. A One Health-based community engagement approach, such as the Antibiotic-Wise Village (SAJAKA) model, offers a potential solution. This study assessed SAJAKA’s implementation in four Bali…
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A qualitative study on fertility preferences and barriers to fertility autonomy in rural Uganda among women with an unmet need for family planning
Women's autonomy in fertility decision-making is essential for improved health and social outcomes. Guided by the social-ecological model, this investigation explores multilevel influences on the fertility autonomy of women with an unmet need for family planning in rural Uganda. We conducted four…
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Norms shifting and behavior change in uncertain times: Assessing the state of the evidence
This commentary reflects on the current state of evidence on social norms interventions focused on improving health and economic outcomes for adolescent girls and young women in low- and middle-income countries. Drawing on a newly published global evidence review, it highlights how the field has…
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What went wrong? A qualitative exploration of the determinants of poor adherence to antiretroviral therapy and retention in care among pregnant and postpartum women in the Uganda WiseMama trial
Pregnant and postpartum women living with HIV face several challenges to antiretroviral therapy adherence and retention in care. Our WiseMama trial in Uganda assessed the effectiveness of real-time wireless pill containers that delivered text message reminders when ART doses were missed and…
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Vaccination coverage among migrant and refugee populations in Uganda: A narrative review of challenges and recommendations
Uganda hosts one of Africa’s largest refugee populations, yet displaced and migrant communities face persistent barriers to routine immunisation. Despite commitments to vaccine equity, many remain unprotected against preventable diseases. This narrative review synthesises evidence from…
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The Khánh Hoà model: A case study of voluntary community-based drug treatment in provincial Vietnam
For almost three decades, compulsory detention has shaped Vietnam's response to illicit drug use. Each year, up to 60,000 people who use drugs (PWUD) are confined in Compulsory Drug Detention and Rehabilitation Centres (CDDRCs), despite not being charged with or convicted of criminal offences…
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Elevated body weight in Mexico: Structural drivers, policy challenges, and the limits of health policy reform
Mexico has one of the world’s highest prevalence rates of elevated body weight among adults, with more than one-third of children and adolescents also affected. These patterns create major challenges for life expectancy, healthcare system sustainability, and long-term economic productivity. This…
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Beyond dependency: Ethical health sovereignty and global justice after the pandemic treaty
The inequities observed during the COVID-19 pandemic were not an accident. They reflect deeper patterns of injustice already embedded in rules, financing models and power arrangements in global health governance. This paper argues that the paradigm of ethical health sovereignty offers a moral…