Latest Articles for Prevalence

Diabetes prevalence is increasing in Bangladesh, highlighting the need for better awareness and management.

A study reveals ongoing onchocerciasis issues in the Central African Republic.

Hypertension awareness and management is crucial as cases increase in Bangladesh.

This study reveals the prevalence of fascioliasis among livestock and its impact on public health.

Analyzing colorectal cancer trends in incidence, prevalence, and survival in the UK.

Analysis shows improved reporting in systematic reviews over the past decade.

Analyzing the increasing rates and survival challenges of primary liver cancer in the UK.

Examining how climate change influences malaria prevalence and future implications.

An analysis of testing methods and their impact on reported COVID-19 cases.

Health systems struggle to accurately diagnose and treat Long COVID despite its impact.

Study reveals high hypertension rates and low awareness in rural Uganda.

Study reveals progress and challenges in fighting STH in Ondo State.

Study reveals prevalence of avian influenza in backyard birds in Pakistan.

This article examines how prevalence shapes unsupervised learning and classification in diagnostics.

TB remains a pressing public health issue in Nairobi, with alarming prevalence rates.

An overview of data sources and indicators used to track COVID-19 trends in Norway.

An overview of Type 1 diabetes prevalence and care in Tanzania.

A look at the factors and prevalence of IPV in Mozambique.

Non-communicable diseases pose a growing health risk in low- and middle-income countries.

Examining how family income shapes kids' mental health across different ages.

New data reveals COVID-19 trends in the UK during winter months.

GeoPheno helps users understand disease data through interactive maps and comparisons.

Exploring the link between strabismus and Down syndrome prevalence worldwide.

MaAsLin 3 transforms how we analyze microbial communities for health and environment.

Curable STIs are on the rise in SSA, highlighting urgent health needs.

Study reveals the spread of mosquito-borne viruses in Senegal.