International Journal of Translational Medical Research & Public Health

07/02/2024

Le***an, gay, and bis*xual adults in the U.S. face higher rates of serious compared to heteros*xuals. Factors contributing to this include age, income, marital status, health insurance, smoking, and physical inactivity. Addressing these requires targeted interventions and support for the LGB community.

https://ijtmrph.org/lgbt-health-prevalence-and-sociodemographic-and-behavioral-correlates-of-psychological-distress-among-lesbian-gay-and-bis*xual-adults-in-the-united-states-2013-2018/

06/25/2024

The Sickle SCAN® point-of-care test in Gabon effectively diagnosed in , showing high sensitivity (92.2%-100%) and specificity (88.23%) in detecting hemoglobin variants from 272 blood samples. confirmed the test results, proving its reliability for identifying normal, carrier, and sickle cell conditions in resource-limited settings.

https://ijtmrph.org/sickle-cell-disease-diagnosis-of-sickle-cell-disease-in-gabon-using-sickle-scan-a-point-of-care-blood-test/

06/18/2024

Research indicates that (IPV) impacts reproductive outcomes among , linking IPV with issues like unintended pregnancies and preterm births. Highlighting the of this group, it stresses the necessity for focused research to mitigate these effects.

https://ijtmrph.org/reproductive-health-intimate-partner-violence-among-adolescent-latina-mothers-and-their-reproductive-outcomes-a-systematic-review/

06/13/2024

EDITOR'S CHOICE - What do we know about the social determinants of health of American Indians and Alaska Natives? American Indians (AIANs) remain a disadvantaged racial/ethnic group in the US in many health and socioeconomic indicators, with poverty rates in many Native American tribal groups and reservations exceeding 40%. Read at click:

Social Determinants of Health Among American Indians and Alaska Natives and Tribal Communities: Comparison with Other Major Racial and Ethnic Groups in the United States, 1990–2022

06/11/2024

Maternal adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) correlate with lower father involvement in their infant's life, as demonstrated by . This connection suggests that events in mothers can significantly impact paternal participation, emphasizing the potential benefits of targeted prenatal interventions to improve father engagement.

https://ijtmrph.org/maternal-history-of-adverse-childhood-experiences-and-subsequent-infant-paternal-involvement/

06/03/2024

Data from the Global Burden of Disease Study shows trends and causes of among and between 1990 and 2017. The findings are essential for developing public health policies and interventions tailored to address the key factors affecting this vulnerable demographic.

https://ijtmrph.org/maternal-mortality-levels-trends-and-causes-of-adolescent-and-young-adult-maternal-mortality-in-nigeria-during-1990-2017-analysis-of-the-2017-global-burden-of-disease-study-database/

05/31/2024

Global Health and Education Projects, Inc. is delighted to extend a warm invitation to the Graduation Ceremony of our Spring Public Health 360 Fellowship program. This event marks the culmination of our fellows' dedication and hard work as they present their exceptional Capstone Projects.

Join us to celebrate the achievements of fellows. Witness their transformative journey in public health, addressing issues from food insecurity in the United States, through diabetes awareness in Nigeria, to maternal and infant mortality in the United States and Ghana.

📅 Date: Saturday, June 1, 2024
🕛 Time: 12:00 PM EST (US)
🔗 Zoom Link: https://bit.ly/PH360SpringG1

Your virtual presence will uplift our graduates and inspire their ongoing impact on global health. Let's come together online to applaud their outstanding achievements! 🎓

05/24/2024

BECOME A THOUGHT LEADER IN PUBLIC HEALTH - The International Journal of Translational Medical Research and Public Health (IJTMRPH) has issued a special call for papers inviting scholars to submit review articles that advance the field of public health. The journal seeks comprehensive, evidence-based reviews addressing pressing health issues, innovative interventions, and policy implications at the local, national, regional, or global levels. The journal editors add that "review papers are essential as they synthesize existing research, providing a consolidated understanding of complex topics and identifying gaps for future study." Authors are encouraged to share their expertise and contribute to the global dialogue on public health. Reviews on current/hot topics such as AI, LLM, and cloud-based research will be prioritized. Join in driving impactful public health research.

Manuscript submission deadlines: June 15, July 15, August 15.
For submission guidelines and more information, visit https://ijtmrph.org/

05/21/2024

An analysis based on the from 2019 to 2021 indicated a worsening in outcomes among 3 million Americans. The data revealed a notable racial/ethnic disparity, with Black, Hispanic, and Asian communities experiencing heightened levels of depression, anxiety, and distress compared to their White counterparts during the pandemic.

https://ijtmrph.org/covid-19-racial-and-ethnic-disparities-in-the-mental-health-impact-of-the-covid-19-pandemic-in-the-united-states-analysis-of-3-million-americans-from-the-national-health-interview-survey-and-househo/

05/14/2024

severely limited essential for 's rural areas. A cross-sectional study of 639 individuals from four districts showed that decreased income and transport issues were key barriers, with significant gaps in maternal and child health services highlighting the need for better pandemic preparedness.

https://ijtmrph.org/health-care-impact-of-covid-19-on-essential-health-care-of-rural-people-in-northern-bangladesh-a-cross-sectional-study/

05/12/2024

To all mothers,
Happy Mother's Day.
Without you, there will be no world!

05/06/2024

A prospective cohort evaluated the safety of portable for . Results showed that adverse events, including , are rare, indicating that the treatment is generally safe. Monitoring key clinical metrics is crucial for ensuring patient safety and minimizing complications during and after therapy.

https://ijtmrph.org/hyperbaric-oxygen-therapy-safety-of-hyperbaric-oxygenation-treatment-and-evaluation-of-associated-clinical-parameters-a-single-institutional-prospective-cohort-study/

05/04/2024

in the U.S. grapple with severe issues, including and , largely due to the traumatic experiences of war and the difficulties of resettlement. Compounding their struggle, cultural and language barriers often prevent them from accessing essential mental health services. There is a critical need for policy enhancements and more thorough research to improve access to culturally appropriate mental health care for these individuals​.

https://ijtmrph.org/refugee-mental-health-the-mental-health-of-syrian-refugees-in-the-united-states-examining-critical-risk-factors-and-major-barriers-to-mental-health-care-access/

04/30/2024

JOIN US - VIRTUAL COMMUNITY OUTREACH: Looking to learn practical skills to improve your health, the health of your family, and your community? Join the next Public Health 360 virtual community outreach and education program. Our spring cohort, the most-qualified cohort ever in the history of the program, comes with solutions. Come and learn as these brilliant public health practitioners from across the world design programs that address real-life public health problems. No fluff, no theories, just practical and cutting-edge steps.

Topics include:
 Nutritional Education: dieting, food labeling and balanced diets
 Overweight & Obesity: combating weight gain and obesity.
 Maternal Mortality: Empowering expectant mothers for doctor-chats
 Traditional Birth Attendants: protecting mothers and babies

Date: May 4, 2024 @ 12:00 PM EDT
Zoom Registration Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYofuqrpj8rG9fd7s4JStglZR6Qx8Pc54LW

04/23/2024

Outpatient surgery ' in the U.S. is explored through perceptions of susceptibility, severity, and barriers versus benefits. This qualitative study suggests grassroots methods to reduce hesitancy and emphasizes the need for more research on booster impact to build trust among healthcare workers.

https://ijtmrph.org/covid-19-vaccine-perceptions-the-role-of-perceived-susceptibility-perceived-severity-perceived-barriers-and-benefits-in-covid-19-vaccine-hesitancy-and-uptake-among-outpatient-surgery-nurses-in-the/

04/21/2024

HIV burden is disproportionately impacting children in West and Central Africa. Thanks to journals like International Journal of Maternal and Child Health & AIDS - IJMA for targeted focus on the impact of HiV/Aids on women and children in low and middle income countries.

04/15/2024

Nearly 47% of in Central Kenya struggle with to their . Key factors for this include limited knowledge about hypertension, complex treatment regimens, and the requirement for multiple daily doses. Focusing on improving educational initiatives and simplifying medication schedules could significantly improve adherence and overall health outcomes for these individuals.

https://ijtmrph.org/medication-adherence-prevalence-and-correlates-of-medication-non-adherence-among-hypertensive-patients-on-follow-up-in-central-kenya/

04/08/2024

lacks a due to including the absence of government policy, funding, trained manpower, infrastructure, and public awareness. Establishing such a registry, through collaboration between the government, health authorities, and institutions, is seen as crucial for enhancing cancer research, prevention, and treatment efforts, ultimately improving management and surveillance of the disease.

https://ijtmrph.org/cancer-registry-in-bangladesh-challenges-and-opportunities/

04/01/2024

In Mwanza, Tanzania, 63% of and workers knew of ; only 22% understood its spread and prevention. With 36.5% reporting occupational injuries, yet only 2% vaccinated, the findings point to a critical need for enhanced education and vaccination initiatives to curb infection risks in these occupational settings.

https://ijtmrph.org/knowledge-and-risk-assessment-of-hepatitis-b-infection-among-barbers-and-beauty-salon-workers-in-mwanza-tanzania/

03/25/2024

The article discusses the transformative potential of (AI) in enhancing outcomes in . It emphasizes the importance of creating reliable, valid, and fair algorithms to reduce bias and ensure effectiveness. Highlighted are the roles of global organizations like UNESCO, WHO, and the European Union in promoting ethical AI use, alongside the need for philanthropic support in research for AI guidelines considering marginalized populations. Collaboration among governments, international bodies, researchers, and industry leaders is deemed crucial for the responsible adoption of AI in healthcare.

https://ijtmrph.org/on-utilizing-artificial-intelligence-to-impact-healthcare-in-low-income-countries/

03/19/2024

The article discusses an innovative approach to support Black applicants to (GME) programs. It highlights the challenges faced by , such as disparities in access, resources, and biases in the medical education pathway. The initiative aims to offer tailored virtual mentorship through platforms like Black Men in Medicine and BroDocTalk, providing resources, advice, and networking opportunities to enhance the representation and success of Black individuals in medicine.

https://ijtmrph.org/an-innovative-approach-to-e-mentorship-for-black-applicants-to-graduate-medical-education-gme-programs/

03/11/2024

The article outlines strategies to increase among and populations during the COVID-19 pandemic. It addresses the challenges and barriers faced by these groups, emphasizing the need for culturally sensitive approaches, trust-building measures, and community engagement to enhance participation rates in research studies. This approach aims to ensure equitable representation and address the disproportionate impacts of the pandemic on these communities. For more details, visit the International Journal of Translational Medical Research and Public Health website.

https://ijtmrph.org/building-trust-strategies-for-recruiting-underrepresented-populations-in-research-during-the-covid-19-pandemic/

03/04/2024

The page evaluates Project Ujjwal's impact on reproductive and in Bihar and Odisha, India. It highlights the project's success in enhancing the uptake of services and improving through a public-private partnership model. The evaluation found significant improvements in the use of contraceptives and access to antenatal care, contributing positively to both reproductive and child health outcomes in these states. Further analysis is suggested to understand the disparities in results between the two regions and address unmet demands.

https://ijtmrph.org/improving-reproductive-and-maternal-healthcare-uptake-in-india-an-evaluation-of-project-ujjwal-public-private-partnership-program/

02/26/2024

The study highlights significant disparities in outcomes among U.S. adults across different industrial sectors between September and November 2022. It found that 48.7% of adults reported a COVID-19 diagnosis, with 29.4% developing Long COVID. The research also revealed higher risks for severe COVID symptoms, , and among workers in certain sectors, emphasizing the need for equitable access to healthcare and social services to mitigate these .

https://ijtmrph.org/disparities-in-prevalence-of-covid-19-long-covid-disease-severity-and-mental-health-outcomes-among-us-adults-by-industrial-sector-of-employment-september-november-2022/

02/19/2024

The study examines the impact of the , highlighting significant in disease severity and the prevalence of among U.S. adults. It underscores how , including socioeconomic status, demographics, and health insurance, contribute to the uneven distribution of Long COVID symptoms across different states and metropolitan areas from June to October 2022. This emphasizes the need for addressing these disparities to ensure equitable healthcare responses to the pandemic.

https://ijtmrph.org/state-and-metropolitan-area-disparities-in-long-covid-19-and-related-symptoms-among-us-adults-june-october-2022/

02/13/2024

Please join us for our Public Health 360 virtual open house.
At the open house, we will provide information about the program, answer all your questions, and allow you to hear from past participants.
Date/Time: February 21, 2024, from 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM EST
Please use the link below to register for the event:
http://bit.ly/ph360-OpenHouse2
Meeting ID: 845 8653 9602

02/12/2024

This study surveyed 318 across 26 countries to assess perceptions of clinical and research training. Despite high value placed on research in , findings revealed significant barriers, including a lack of opportunities, mentorship, and formal training, especially impacted by . The need for enhanced in medical curricula is emphasized, highlighting regional differences in research training desires and obstacles.

https://ijtmrph.org/medical-students-perceptions-of-clinical-and-research-training-an-international-needs-assessment-of-26-countries/

02/07/2024

This study explores the incidence of s*xually transmitted infections , including , among men who have s*x with men , both Pre-exposure prophylaxis users and non-PrEP users. It identifies a higher STI incidence among PrEP users (37.8% vs. 24.5%), emphasizing the need to address risky behaviors and promote safer s*xual practices within the MSM and PrEP user communities. Healthcare providers should offer regular STI and HIV testing, along with education and counseling, to enhance s*xual health and reduce transmission risks among MSM, particularly those using PrEP.

https://ijtmrph.org/s*xually-transmitted-infections-in-pre-exposure-prophylaxis-patients/

01/31/2024

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01/19/2024

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