Researchers Design Digital Tools Addressing Illegal Herbal Medicine Risks in E-Commerce
A qualitative study in Indonesia informed the design of digital educational resources targeting the risks of unregulated herbal products sold ...
Tag: public health education
Educational Workshop Boosts Breast Cancer Knowledge in Healthcare Students
A structured educational workshop utilizing lectures and anatomical models significantly improved breast cancer knowledge and screening awareness among undergraduate nursing ...
Southern Indian University Students Show High HIV Knowledge Alongside Specific Diagnostic Gaps
A cross-sectional study of 404 university students in southern India revealed that 93.1 percent possessed adequate comprehensive HIV/AIDS knowledge, though ...
Only 38 Percent of Western China Healthcare Workers Mastered Core Antibiotic Questions
A cross-sectional survey of 365 healthcare workers in western China revealed that despite an overall knowledge score of 83.4 percent, ...
Education and Location Awareness Predict HIV Prevention Uptake in Rural Ghana
A cross-sectional study in Ghana's Biakoye District reveals that secondary education and knowledge of facility locations significantly predict HIV prevention ...
Parental Health Literacy Correlates With Higher Health Education Scores in Preschool Children
A cross-sectional study of 407 parents in Türkiye found that higher parental health literacy correlated with higher preschool health education ...
Survey Assesses Syrian Parents’ Knowledge of Pediatric Epistaxis First Aid
A cross-sectional study of 643 Syrian parents found that while most demonstrated moderate knowledge of pediatric epistaxis first aid, key ...
Public health undergraduates show only moderate higher-order thinking skills in Chinese mixed-methods study
A mixed-methods study of 118 Chinese preventive medicine undergraduates found moderate higher-order thinking skills, with academic year the only significant ...
Discomfort Can Fuel Learning in Sexual and Reproductive Health Education, Study Finds
A qualitative study of master's students at Lund University found that discomfort in sexual and reproductive health education can support ...
Graduate Students Embrace Social-Structural Theories of Health Inequality
A pilot MPH course combining behavioral and social-structural theories of health found students rated both highly and turned almost exclusively ...
Tetanus Awareness Among Northern Morocco’s Healthcare Workers
In an awakening concerning public health education, a recent study conducted by Mourabit and colleagues delves into the critical understanding ...
New Survey Reveals Most Americans Recognize Life-Saving Power of Plasma Donation, But Few Have Participated
International Plasma Awareness Week Shines Spotlight on Critical Need for Plasma Donation Amid Rising Medical Demand October 6 – As ...
One in Three U.S. Adults Unaware of HPV’s Link to Cancer
A recent groundbreaking study spearheaded by Dr. Kalyani Sonawane and her research team at the Medical University of South Carolina’s ...
Unveiling the Myths and Risks: Essential Insights on HPV and Cancer
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Despite the association of the human papillomavirus (HPV) primarily with cervical cancer in women, a recent survey ...
