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1.0 INTRODUCTION Healthcare-seeking behaviour status of members of a country is one of the criteria that determines the level of a country in achieving health goals such as universal health coverage and the 2030 United Nations Sustainable Developmental Goals. Despite the importance associated wit… View More→

1.0 INTRODUCTION Any health condition that affects the mother will affect the child.  To ensure the health of the mothers are protected, the mother must ensure to see she has positive healthcare-seeking behaviour in terms of receiving health services during pregnancy, labour, delivery, and p… View More→

1.0 INTRODUCTION Non-communicable diseases are the major causes of morbidity and mortality rate in the world (Jimenez Carrillo et al., 2020). It is a big issue in public health and the global community. The World Health Organization reported that 71% of deaths are associated with non-communicable… View More→

1.0 INTRODUCTION One of the effective measures to control the infectious disease is by hand washing. Hand washing is a key health promotion strategy in public health. It has an ancient origin but is still very effective, convenient, and cost-effective in the prevention of diseases today (Sultana … View More→

1.0 INTRODUCTION More recently, it has become obvious that healthcare workers play a major in strengthening the health system of a country. One of the measures to have a sustainable health system is the actualization of universal health coverage (UHC). Therefore, achieving UHC is dependent on the… View More→

1.0 INTRODUCTION Poor attitudes towards hygiene practice among high school children are a matter that requires serious urgency by the public health agencies. It is already known that the prevalence of improper hygiene practice is high among school children in developing countries (Pradhan et al.,… View More→

1.0 INTRODUCTION The rate of maternal and child death in developing countries is alarming, this is evident to reported data, which shows that these deaths have reached up to 99% worldwide (Yargawa & Leonardi-Bee, 2015).  In one of the African regions called Sub-Saharan Africa, maternal a… View More→

INTRODUCTION In the world today, non-communicable diseases are the leading cause of death. Hypertension and other cardiovascular diseases are responsible for the disease burden in the world (Afshari et al., 2021; Nahimana et al., 2017; Nascimento et al., 2017). Hypertension has been identified as… View More→

INTRODUCTION Menstruation has been defined as the monthly (periodic) flow of blood from the uterus through the vagina (Nsemo et al., 2020).  It occurs naturally among adolescents and pre-menopausal women (Budhathoki et al., 2018). it is a physiological phenomenon that occurs due to the chang… View More→

INTRODUCTION The quest for scientific discovery has exposed humans to environmental dangers that affect their health (positively or negatively). Such action has led to ozone layer depletion. Research has suggested that the stratosphere layer may have been affected (WHO, 2017). Infrared radiation … View More→