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The 3ws—an Overview of the Most Common Regulatory Breaches in Nigeria's Mixed Health System
Government and regulatory bodies must be able to strike the balance between the formulation of policies that are intended to increase the coverage and delivery of health services; and enforcing regulatory controls that limit the spread of harmful medical practices which impair the quality of care.
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Reasons Why Girl Child Marriage Remains Prevalent in Many Developing Countries Within Africa
Despite the widespread perception that marriage is for mature minds and should be devoid of external influence; child marriage is still relatively common in many parts of Africa. Many women who are forced to marry at an early age have little or no choice in determining when or who they will marry.
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How Prenatal Events Influence the Development of a Vesicovaginal Fistula
The sum total of a person's actual experiences are the result of a sequence of socially defined roles, events and decisions. It is possible to examine an individual's life, and from it, deduce how events before birth and in early life influence future choices, events and the development of disease.
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Integrating Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) Within Host Communities: A Stakeholders' Perspective
The internal displacement of persons, especially women and children, is a growing concern in many parts of the world. For this reason, governments and stakeholders must commit themselves to mitigating the unprecedented wave of displacement and human suffering occurring within their boundaries.