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Prevalence of HIV testing uptake among the never-married young men (15–24) in sub-Saharan Africa: An analysis of demographic and health survey data (2015–2020) by Musonda, Emmanuel, Phiri, Million, Shasha, Liness, Bwalya, Chiti, Musemangezhi, Shuko, Ishimwe, Sage Marie Consolatrice, Kalinda, Chester

“…Background In sub-Saharan Africa, HIV and AIDS remain a major public health concern among adolescents and young men. HIV testing is the first critical step for…”
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Risk factors for cardiometabolic health in Ghana: Cardiometabolic Risks Study Protocol-APTI Project by Hormenu, Thomas, Salifu, Iddrisu, Antiri, Ebenezer Oduro, Paku, Juliet Elikem, Arthur, Aaron Rudolf, Nyane, Benjamin, Ableh, Eric Awlime, Gablah, Augustine Mac-Hubert, Banson, Cecil, Amoah, Samuel, Ishimwe, Marie Consolatrice Sage, Mugeni, Regine

“…Cardiometabolic diseases are rapidly becoming primary causes of death in developing countries, including Ghana. However, risk factors for these diseases,…”
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Understanding factors associated with rural‐urban disparities of stunting among under‐five children in Rwanda: A decomposition analysis approach by Kalinda, Chester, Phiri, Million, Simona, Simona J., Banda, Andrew, Wong, Rex, Qambayot, Maria Albin, Ishimwe, Sage Marie Consolatrice, Amberbir, Alemayehu, Abebe, Bekele, Gebremariam, Alemayehu, Nyerere, Julius Odhiambo

“…Childhood stunting in its moderate and severe forms is a major global problem and an important indicator of child health. Rwanda has made progress in reducing…”
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Reversing the trend: a scoping review of health innovation transfer or exchange from low- and middle-income countries to high-income countries by Ishimwe, Marie Consolatrice Sage, Kiplagat, Jepchirchir, Kadam Knowlton, Arina, Livinski, Alicia A, Kupfer, Linda E

“…The transfer of innovations from low and middle-income countries (LMICs) to high-income countries (HICs) has received little attention, leaving gaps in the…”
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Socio-demographic and environmental determinants of under-5 stunting in Rwanda: Evidence from a multisectoral study by Kalinda, Chester, Phri, Million, Qambayot, Maria Albin, Ishimwe, Marie Consolatrice Sage, Gebremariam, Alemayehu, Bekele, Abebe, Wong, Rex

“…Child stunting is an important household, socio-economic, environmental and nutritional stress indicator. Nationally, 33% of children under 5 in Rwanda are…”
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Prevalence of HIV testing uptake among the never-married young men by Musonda, Emmanuel, Phiri, Million, Shasha, Liness, Bwalya, Chiti, Musemangezhi, Shuko, Ishimwe, Sage Marie Consolatrice, Kalinda, Chester

“…Background In sub-Saharan Africa, HIV and AIDS remain a major public health concern among adolescents and young men. HIV testing is the first critical step for…”
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1089-P: Abnormal Glucose Tolerance Consequences Depend on Etiology: Insulin Resistance vs. ß-Cell Failure by ISHIMWE, MARIE CONSOLATRICE SAGE, HORMENU, THOMAS, SHOUP, ELYSSA M., OSEI-TUTU, NANA H., PATTERSON, ARIELLE, WENTZEL, ANNEMARIE, BAGHERI, MOHAMMAD-HADI, DUBOSE, CHRISTOPHER, MABUNDO, LILIAN, HA, JOON, SHERMAN, ARTHUR, SUMNER, ANNE E.

“…Abnormal glucose tolerance (Abnl-GT) is due to an imbalance between insulin resistance (IR) and β-cell function. Recent data from Africa suggest that β-cell…”
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1003-P: FINDRISC Identifies Diabetes Due to Insulin Resistance but Not ß-Cell Failure by WENTZEL, ANNEMARIE, ISHIMWE, MARIE CONSOLATRICE SAGE, SHOUP, ELYSSA M., OSEI-TUTU, NANA H., PATTERSON, ARIELLE, HORMENU, THOMAS, DUBOSE, CHRISTOPHER, HORLYCK-ROMANOVSKY, MARGRETHE F., SUMNER, ANNE E.

“…Diabetes (DM) prediction scores such as the Finnish Diabetes Risk Score (FINDRISC) assume that insulin resistance (IR) is the cause of DM. Yet, data in…”
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KALINDA et al by Chester Kalinda, Phiri, Million, Simona, Simona J, Banda, Andrew, Wong, Rex, Maria Albin Qambayot, Sage Marie Consolatrice Ishimwe, Amberbir, Alemayehu, Bekele Abebe, Gebremariam, Alemayehu, Julius Odhiambo Nyerere

“…Childhood stunting in its moderate and severe forms is a major global problem and an important indicator of child health. Rwanda has made progress in reducing…”
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Prevalence of HIV testing uptake among the never-married young men (15–24) in sub-Saharan Africa: An analysis of demographic and health survey data (2015–2020) by Emmanuel Musonda, Million Phiri, Liness Shasha, Chiti Bwalya, Shuko Musemangezhi, Sage Marie Consolatrice Ishimwe, Chester Kalinda

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984-P: African Women Have Lower Cardiometabolic Risk at Higher BMI than Men: The Africans in America Study by HORMENU, THOMAS, WENTZEL, ANNEMARIE, ISHIMWE, MARIE CONSOLATRICE SAGE, SHOUP, ELYSSA M., OSEI-TUTU, NANA H., PATTERSON, ARIELLE, DUBOSE, CHRISTOPHER, MABUNDO, LILIAN, HORLYCK-ROMANOVSKY, MARGRETHE F., SUMNER, ANNE E.

“…Cardiometabolic risk is linked to BMI but there is a lack of data on whether there are sex differences in the BMI of cardiometabolic risk in Africans. So we…”
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Equitable access to quality injury care; Equi-Injury project protocol for prioritizing interventions in four low- or middle-income countries: a mixed method study by Davies, Justine, Chu, Kathryn, Tabiri, Stephen, Byiringiro, Jean Claude, Bekele, Abebe, Razzak, Junaid, D'Ambruoso, Lucia, Ignatowicz, Agnieszka, Bojke, Laura, Nkonki, Lungiswa, Laurenzi, Christina, Sitch, Alice, Bagahirwa, Irene, Belli, Antonio, Sam, Napoleon Bellua, Amberbir, Alemayehu, Whitaker, John, Ndangurura, Denys, Ghalichi, Leila, MacQuene, Tamlyn, Tshabalala, Ntombekhaya, Fikadu Berhe, Derbew, Nepomuscene, Ntezimana Jean, Agbeko, Anita Eseenam, Sarfo-Antwi, Frederick, Babar Chand, Zaheer, Wajidali, Zabin, Sahibjan, Fazila, Atiq, Huba, Mali, Yonela, Tshabalala, Zola, Khalfe, Faieeza, Nodo, Olwethu, Umwali, Ghislaine, Twizeyimana, Eric, Mugisha, Nadine, Munyura, Ngirabeza Oda, Nakure, Solange, Ishimwe, Sage Marie Consolatrice, Nzasabimana, Pascal, Dramani, Adams, Acquaye, Jane, Tanweer, Ahmed

“…Equitable access to quality care after injury is an essential step for improved health outcomes in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). We introduce the…”
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