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Infrastructure, sustainable construction, urban development
SME development, ASEAN trade, digital transformation
Machine learning, NLP, Myanmar language computing
Epidemiology, health policy, nutrition science
Myanmar language education, TESOL, curriculum development
Myanmar SDGs, environmental policy, community development
Study shows maternal attitudes and feeding practices significantly impact preschoolers' nutritional status, whereas maternal knowledge alone shows no direct association.
Nutritional education significantly increased protein intake, reduced malnutrition risk, and improved overall quality of life in breast cancer chemotherapy patients.
An exploratory qualitative study revealed that hotel managers in Yangon, Myanmar, predominantly demonstrate autocratic and paternalistic leadership styles.
A cross-sectional study in Myanmar revealed high malnutrition among SLE patients, emphasizing that combining BMI and SGA enables early detection and proper dietary interventions.
Researchers developed a culturally tailored Myanmar Food Exchange List with flashcards, proven effective for enhanced nutrition counseling and patient education.