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Journal of Public Health in Africa|March 17, 2017
Assessment of the Appropriateness of Antibiotic Prescriptions in Lesotho Public Hospitals: A Novel Methodology Based on Principles of Antibiotic PrescribingMatthias Adorka, Honoré Kabwebwe Mitonga, Martie Lubbe, et al.Journal of Public Health in Africa|March 17, 2017
Case Based Measles Surveillance Performance in 2010, Littoral Region of CameroonGerald Etapelong Sume, Marie Kobela, Dieula Delissaint, et al.Journal of Public Health in Africa|March 17, 2017
Factors Influencing Quality of Life and Predictors of Low Quality of Life Scores in Patients on Treatment for Pulmonary Tuberculosis: A Cross Sectional StudyOlufunke O Adeyeye, Olayinka O Ogunleye, Ayodele Coker, et al.Journal of Public Health in Africa|March 17, 2017
Chronic Kidney Disease in Nigeria: An Evaluation of the Spatial Accessibility to Healthcare for Diagnosed Cases in Edo StateOsaretin Oviasu, Janette E Rigby, Dimitris BallasJournal of Public Health in Africa|March 17, 2017
Perceptions of Factors Associated with Condom Use to Prevent HIV/AIDS among Persons with Physical Disability in an Urban Town of Cameroon: A Qualitative StudyElvis E Tarkang, Awolu Adam, Maragret KwekuJournal of Public Health in Africa|March 17, 2017
Pseudocyesis Vera in a Health Institution, North Western NigeriaAremu Saad Bolakale, Abdullahi Ibrahim, Abdulrasaq AmusaJournal of Public Health in Africa|March 17, 2017
Gender and risk of depression in Saudi Arabia, a systematic review and meta-analysisOsama A Alibrahim, Nabilla Al-Sadat, Nagi A M ElawadJournal of Public Health in Africa|March 17, 2017
Gender norms and family planning decision-making in Tanzania: a qualitative studySidney R Schuler, Elisabeth Rottach, Peninah MukiriJournal of Public Health in Africa|March 17, 2017
Factors associated to infant mortality in Sub-Saharan AfricaPablo Viguera Ester, Alberto Torres, José M Freire, et al.Journal of Public Health in Africa|March 17, 2017
Exposé of misleading claims that male circumcision will increase HIV infections in AfricaBrian J Morris, Jake H Waskett, Ronald H Gray, et al.Pageof 76