Skin diseases among schoolchildren in Ghana, Gabon, and Rwanda
A Hogewoning, A Amoah, JNB Bavinck… - International journal …, 2013 - Wiley Online Library
Objectives Skin diseases, especially skin infections, among schoolchildren in A frica can be
a major health problem. The objective of this study was to determine the prevalences of skin …
a major health problem. The objective of this study was to determine the prevalences of skin …
A comparison of stigma among patients with leprosy in rural Tanzania and urban United States: a role for public health in dermatology
N Roosta, DS Black, TH Rea - International Journal of …, 2013 - Wiley Online Library
Background Leprosy is a chronic infection of the skin and peripheral nerves caused by the
bacterium Mycobacterium leprae, which causes peripheral insensitivity and disfigurements …
bacterium Mycobacterium leprae, which causes peripheral insensitivity and disfigurements …
Developing a platform for global health dermatology mentorship and collaboration: Introducing the International Alliance for Global Health Dermatology
L Oyesiku, DE McMahon, LC Fuller… - Dermatologic …, 2021 - derm.theclinics.com
Dermatology has an important place in the global health agenda. Skin disease is the fourth
leading cause of nonfatal disease burden in both disability adjusted life years and years lost …
leading cause of nonfatal disease burden in both disability adjusted life years and years lost …
[PDF][PDF] Discovering the Current Wound Management Practices of Rural Africans: a Pilot Study
ENP Mendias, P Melby, LL Bolton - academia.edu
Unrelenting heat, poor sanitation, lack of knowledge, and poverty contribute to a disabling
wound prevalence that often exceeds 20% in rural areas of tropical developing countries …
wound prevalence that often exceeds 20% in rural areas of tropical developing countries …
Discovering the Current Wound Management Practices of Rural Africans
LLL Benskin - 2013 - sigma.nursingrepository.org
Unrelenting heat, poor sanitation, lack of knowledge, and poverty contribute to a disabling
wound prevalence that often exceeds 20% in rural areas of tropical developing countries …
wound prevalence that often exceeds 20% in rural areas of tropical developing countries …
[PDF][PDF] Discovering the Current Wound Management Practices of Rural Africans: a Pilot Study
L Benskin - 2013 - utmb-ir.tdl.org
Unrelenting heat, poor sanitation, lack of knowledge, and poverty contribute to a disabling
wound prevalence that often exceeds 20% in rural areas of tropical developing countries …
wound prevalence that often exceeds 20% in rural areas of tropical developing countries …