“Thinking too much”: a systematic review of the idiom of distress in Sub-Saharan Africa

EL Backe, EN Bosire, AW Kim… - Culture, Medicine, and …, 2021 - Springer
Idioms of distress have been employed in psychological anthropology and global mental
health to solicit localized understandings of suffering. The idiom “thinking too much” is …

Sports health in older age: Prevalence and risk factors-systematic review

D Suryadi, A Komaini, MA Suganda… - … en educación física …, 2024 - dialnet.unirioja.es
La prevalencia del ejercicio en los adultos mayores a menudo muestra niveles bajos, y una
parte considerable de este grupo demográfico es físicamente inactivo. Numerosos estudios …

[PDF][PDF] HRP annual report 2020

World Health Organization - 2021 - apps.who.int
HRP ANNUAL REPORT 2020 Page 1 HRP ANNUAL REPORT 2020 UNDP/UNFPA/UNICEF/WHO/World
Bank Special Programme of Research, Development and Research Training in Human …

Body size preferences for women and adolescent girls living in Africa: a mixed-methods systematic review

R Pradeilles, M Holdsworth, O Olaitan, A Irache… - Public health …, 2022 - cambridge.org
Objective: To synthesise evidence on body size preferences for females living in Africa and
the factors influencing these. Design: Mixed-methods systematic review including searches …

[HTML][HTML] Dietary risk factors for cardiovascular disease among low-income Haitian adults: findings from a population-based cohort

A Clermont, R Sufra, JL Pierre, MN Mourra, EL Fox… - Nutrients, 2022 - mdpi.com
Poor diets are responsible for a large burden of noncommunicable disease (NCD). The
prevalence of modifiable dietary risk factors is rising in lower-income countries such as Haiti …

[HTML][HTML] Associations between perception of help-seeking behaviors and quality of life among older people in rural communities: a cross-sectional study

R Ohta, C Sano - International Journal of Environmental Research and …, 2022 - mdpi.com
Older people's help-seeking behaviors (HSBs) may be limited because of various factors
and are essential in improving healthcare in aging societies. This cross-sectional study …

The silent epidemic of obesity in The Gambia: evidence from a nationwide, population-based, cross-sectional health examination survey

B Cham, S Scholes, LN Fat, O Badjie, NE Groce… - BMJ open, 2020 - bmjopen.bmj.com
Objectives Non-communicable diseases account for 70% of global deaths; 80% occur in low-
income and middle-income countries. The rapid increase of obesity in sub-Saharan Africa is …

Hypertension, its correlates and differences in access to healthcare services by gender among rural Zambian residents: a cross-sectional study

Y Tateyama, T Techasrivichien, PM Musumari… - BMJ open, 2022 - bmjopen.bmj.com
Objectives To examine the prevalence of hypertension and access to related healthcare
services among rural residents of Mumbwa district in Zambia. Design Cross-sectional study …

[HTML][HTML] Mortality from non-communicable diseases and associated risk factors in Zambia; analysis of the sample vital registration with verbal autopsy 2015/2016

E Musonda, P Mumba, JRS Malungo - BMC Public Health, 2024 - Springer
Abstract Background Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) are the world's growing cause of
preventable illness, disability, morbidity, and mortality which account for 71% of deaths. The …

Body size preferences and food choice among mothers and children in Malawi

VL Flax, C Thakwalakwa, JC Phuka… - Maternal & child …, 2020 - Wiley Online Library
Overweight in mothers and children in sub‐Saharan Africa is rapidly increasing and may be
related to body size perceptions and preferences. We enrolled 268 mother–child (6–59 …