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Study highlights critical shortages and geographic, financial, and administrative barriers faced by rural midwives in Myanmar, emphasizing urgent health workforce policy reforms.
Qualitative study identifies health system and community barriers affecting Emergency Obstetric and Neonatal Care quality and utilization in Myanmar, advocating comprehensive policy strategy.
Study finds low condom usage among Yangon female sex workers, strongly correlating with higher HIV rates, while highlighting reliance on NGO-led healthcare.
Study reveals female garment workers face high risks of undernutrition, overnutrition, and micronutrient deficiencies, calling for targeted nutrition and policy interventions.
Study identifies anemia as a severe public health problem among female garment workers in Myanmar, significantly linked to iron-inhibiting dietary habits.
Study finds most Myanmar Type 2 diabetes patients have poor glycemic control despite possessing good nutritional knowledge and fair self-care.
Study reveals workplace breastfeeding support in Myanmar SUN CSA organizations remains limited despite employer willingness, advocating stronger workplace policies.
An eight-week culturally sensitive weight-loss program significantly reduced BMI while improving dietary habits and physical activity among Myanmar participants.
Study identifies overweight, obesity, and female gender as major risk factors for knee osteoarthritis severity among middle-aged and elderly patients.