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Part 1:
Special health Care Concerns
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Part II:
Emerging and re-emerging infections
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Part III.
Research for and on policy
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1. 1. Gender, health and development: Linkages, prospects and priorities
in Africa for the new millennium. Kingamkono RR., Magamho
FW., Mgoba C., Ngonyani M. |
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2.1. Partner notification for STD patients in a rural District in S.W Uganda:
Patterns, reasons and effects on treatment seeking behaviour, David
Mafigiri Kaawa Karim, Pool R. |
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3.1. Culture, Health and National Economic Recovery, Baaboh
Fokunang Eric
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1.2. Gender relations and youth sexual activity in Kenya, Eunice
Kamaara |
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2.2. The psychological-social and cultural contexts of HIV/AIDS in Ghana;
Challenges for the next millennium, Clara Fayorsey |
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3.2. Community participation in disease control, Joseph C. Okeibunor,
Ph.D. |
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1.3. The health Implications of Gender Based Violence against Women in Africa,
Mary Yuanita Okumu |
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2.3. Treatment seeking behaviour among poor urban women in Uganda: implications
for HIV/AIDS transmission and control, Grace Bantebya Kyomuhendo
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3.3. Towards results oriented health care delivery system in sub-Saharan
Africa in the new millennium, I.V.O. Modo |
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1.4. Water, health and the environment among refugee population settled
in arid and semi-arid lands of Kenya: the anthropology of African technology
and medicine against water stress and related diseases in Kakuma (Turkana)
and Dadaab (Garissa), Dennis Okeyo Opudo |
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2.4. La famille Africaine face a la maladie, hier et aujoujrd’hui,
Dr. Seri Dedy
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3.4. Implementation of policies, programmes and laws related to reproductive
health and reproductive rights in Africa, Bamikale James Feyisetan,
Ph. D., Oluwemimo Oluwasola |
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1.5. The importance of safe water in primary health care in Kenya,
Paul M Ndirangu, |
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2.5. Sexual health knowledge, attitude and behaviour of female secondary
school students in Ibadan, Nigeria, Dr. O.A. Moronkola & O.M.
Idris |
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3.5. Technical efficiency and productivity of public sector hospitals in
South Africa, Eyob Zere |
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1.6. Community understanding of causes and prevention of malnutrition: Uganda
case study, Dr. L.A. Abon |
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2.6. The effects of HIV/AIDs on education in Zambia, Elizabeth
C. Mumba |
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3.6. Primary level after-hours services
for children in the Western Cape metropolitan region, South Africa.
Vuyiswa Mathambo, |
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1.7. Nutrition security among the vulnerable groups, refugees and internally
displaced in selected African countries: The humanitarian question,
Linda Ethangatta |
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2.7. Male Circumcision and HIV Risk, Poloko Kebaabetswe, Roger Shapiro,,
Shahin Lockman |
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3.7. Can comprehensive national / n social health insurance in SADC countries
succeed despite the high HIV/AIDS prevalence? Tonderai Matthew Katsumbe.
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1.8. Assessing the impacts of agricultural development project on nutritional
status of children and their mothers in Southern Nigeria,
M K Jinadu. |
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2.8. Evaluation of typhoid test kits used in the diagnosis of typhoid
fever in Kenya, Mbugua Gabriel, Mwituria J, S,aidi S, Muthotho
N, Wambui P, |
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3.8. Community social valuation: use of nominal group technique in ranking
of health conditions from two communities in Temeke and Moshi districts
in Tanzania, Makundi E*., Norheim O., Haram L., Setel P., Kvåle
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1.9. Food taboos and the incidence of diarrhoea disease in Yoruba culture,
Oluwatosin Olusola Bayo, , Jegede Ayodele Samuel |
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2.9. Factors associated with contracting human anthrax in chirozva communal
lands, Buhera district in Manicaland province, Zimbabwe, *B Mabaera,
*M Tshimanga, **R Mudyiradima, ***S Siziya |
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3.9. Information dissemination through partnerships: Experiences of Child
Health and Development Centre, Makerere University, Kalyowa Fred |
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1.10 AN ASSESSMENT AND IMPROVEMENT OF INFANT FEEDING PRACTICES AMONG CHILDREN
AGED 3 TO 12 MONTHS IN MAKONI DISTRICT OF ZIMBABWE, Lucia Mutowo,
V. Chanyera, J. Munjanganja, D.Madhina, B. Benza, F. Mutemachimwe, B Madziyanike,
E.Makoni |
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2.10. Nutritional, virological and other predictors of T-cell subset, granulocyte,
monocyte and platelet counts inhuman immunodeficiency virus type 1 infection:
a cross-sectional study among pregnant women in Zimbabwe,
Exnevia Gomo, Henrik Friis, Patricia Ndlovu, Birgitte Vennervald, Norman
Nyameza, |
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3.10. Socio-cultural and
situational determinants of modern health care utilization in a rural setting
in western Kenya,
Ojala Deusdedit Otieno BA., AM. |
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1.11. Improving complementary feeding practices in children aged3-12 months
in the Highveld region, Mpumalanga, South Africa, M Sykes,
E Malek, S Mohlakoane, |
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3.11. Evolution from project to regional program: lessons learnt and future
directions of the WHO/AFRO Health Systems Research Program, Isabel
R. Aleta |
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1.12. Promoting Exclusive Breastfeeding
of Children aged 0-6 months in the Bawku East District of, Ghana, Mariama
Awumbila |
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3.12. Women and health care planning/ delivery, Augustine O.
Onu |
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1.13. Correlates of Low
Birth Weight in Botswana: A District Level Analysis, Gobopamang
Letamo and Rolang G. Majelantle |
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3.13. Community participation in disease control, Joseph C. Okeibunor. |
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1.14. Survival patterns and coping mechanisms of children after maternal
deaths,
Dr. Ernest Urassa |
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3.14 Utilizing health systems
research to reduce maternal mortality and morbidity in Nepal, Dr.
Bruce B. Campbell |
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1.15. Sexual and reproductive
health in Mauritius, B.B. Gowreesunker |
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3.15. Globalization & health of the poor in Africa, Mohamed
Mustafa |
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1.16. Siblings sex, family
size preference and reproductive health among Nigerian families a study
of three ethnic groups, B.E. Owumi, A.N .Isamah,Rasheed
Okunola |
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1.17. Women and health care planning/delivery, Augustine O. Onu
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1.18. Clandestine abortion in Botswana: the health care providers’ perspective,
Gobopamang Letamo and Rolang G. Majelantle |
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1.19. Gender/Equality/Women's Power and Health Reproduction Resume.
Madame Fourn Elisabeth |
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1.21 Review of social support for HIV/AIDS orphans in Botswana,
Potlako C. Kgari |
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