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Hum Vaccin Immunother . 2026 Dec Factors associated with influenza vaccine uptake and intention among public transportation drivers (opens the original)
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This study investigates why public transportation workers in Lebanon often decline the flu shot, a critical issue given their role as potential super-spreaders of the virus. By surveying over 500 drivers, researchers found that while only a small minority are currently vaccinated, more than half would participate if the medicine were more affordable or easily accessible. The data reveals that social influence and past illness drive people toward immunization, whereas a lack of trust in pharmaceu
Glob Public Health . 2026 Dec Tuberculosis prevention in low- and middle-income settings (opens the original)
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This research serves as a comprehensive qualitative scoping review that examines the landscape of tuberculosis prevention within low- and middle-income countries across the Asia-Pacific region. By synthesizing forty studies, the authors highlight a significant focus on secondary prevention, such as early detection, while noting a critical lack of data concerning vulnerable populations. The text identifies systemic health weaknesses and social stigma as primary obstacles that hinder effective dis
Glob Public Health . 2026 Dec Pathways of onward HIV disclosure in relationships among young people living with vertically acquired HIV receiving antiretroviral therapy (opens the original)
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This research investigates how adolescents who have lived with HIV since birth navigate the complex emotional landscape of sharing their diagnosis within personal relationships. By analyzing qualitative data from a clinical trial in South Africa, the study explores a multi-stage decision-making process that involves evaluating the trustworthiness of others and carefully managing how much information to reveal. The findings highlight that these young people often use strategic vulnerability to se
Int J Circumpolar Health . 2026 Dec When systems fall apart: the performance of the nursing station model in communities with populations over 2,500 peoples (opens the original)
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This study investigates whether the nursing station model effectively meets the complex medical needs of larger Manitoba First Nations communities, specifically focusing on the management of chronic kidney disease. By comparing patient data across different community sizes, researchers discovered that larger populations often face workload pressures that force providers to prioritize urgent, walk-in style care over consistent long-term screening. These findings suggest that current staffing leve
J Psychosom Obstet Gynaecol . 2026 Dec Navigating fear of birth: women's desire for relational midwifery continuity of care (opens the original)
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This qualitative study examines how midwifery continuity of care—a model where one practitioner supports a woman throughout her entire pregnancy journey—can alleviate the psychological burden of fear of birth. By interviewing expectant mothers, the research contrasts the emotional distress caused by disjointed, standard medical systems with the profound desire for relational security and trust. The central findings suggest that women feel "unheld" by rotating staff, believing instead that consis
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