Student's Journal of Health Research Africa

An open-access and peer-reviewed Journal that promotes research and publications among students and their Lecturers. Published by SJC Publishers Company Limited

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Northern KwaZulu-Natal’s Maputaland coastline supports nesting of turtles. A study by Dr. Sibonelo Thanda Mbanjwa sheds light on the major threats to turtle reproduction within this protected area, reminding us why science-driven conservation matters.

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Priscillar K., a Nurse from our partner institution @MIHSUganda. Also received an award for her outstanding research published in the @StudentsJourna1

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Meet Suzan Nakubulwa. A Nurse from our partner @MIHSUganda. She received an award for her outstanding research published in the @StudentsJourna1

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Dr. Lesedi Moatlanegi, from the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, studies the actual fasting practices of paediatric patients and determines if they adhere to current recommendations. Findings will be published in the December 1, 2025, issue of the @StudentsJourna1

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We are pleased to announce that Dr. Govind Prasad has joined the journal editorial team. He is an Associate Professor, Department of General Medicine at Indira Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences, Patna, Bihar, India.

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You did research but never published!

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Dr. NW Nsele, Senior Lecturer in the Department of Biomedical Sciences, documents the antimicrobial activity of Sutherlandia frutescens on Pseudomonas aeruginosa documents antimicrobial. More is here: https://t.co/WgDk7sjmnW

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A study from India concludes that thrombocytopenia is a common finding in dengue-positive cases, especially during the early and acute phases of infection, indicated by NS1 and IgM positivity. More findings are here: https://t.co/ynBBN5AZVm

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“I often think that I’m not cut out for this. I compare myself to my peers, and it makes me doubt my abilities.” Selwano from @BishopStuartUni documents self-doubt of PhD students in Southwestern Uganda: https://t.co/gZPPzvLpIa

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A study from Mangosuthu University of Technology, South Africa, records that E. coli shows significant resistance to ceftriaxone (31.4%), Gentamycin (10.4%), cefepime (6.3%), and piperacillin-tazobactam (3.5%) among patients in KwaZulu-Natal.
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The March 2025 issue will be published on March 1, 2025. We encourage all authors who are still responding to reviewer comments to submit their revised manuscripts as soon as they are ready. please do not hesitate to contact the editorial office at [email protected]

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Dr. Subhadra Choubey a Senior resident at the Department of Radiation Oncology SCI, IGIMS Patna has joined the editorial board. You are welcome. https://t.co/6K5LubQQ1C

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Mr Okello, the microbiologist who happens to be the patron of KCU AMR club.His enriching presentation included strategies to control AMR; enhancing surveillance, promoting stewardship programs, investing in research, promotion of responsible use of medicines should be cultural

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A new study by Prof. Yoshan Moodley (PhD) from Stellenbosch University, Cape Town, documents the Yearly trend in Wikipedia page views for mammogram-related terms (mean and SD, with % change between data points) for 2016-2022. More: https://t.co/lqIgFSh4s5

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A study by Dr. Avinash Kumar Singh from the Indira Gandhi Institute of Medical Science documents the correlation between maternal hemoglobin levels and cord blood hemoglobin.
More is here: https://t.co/lqIgFSh4s5

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Yesterday, the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. John F. Mugisha met staff for a Continuous Professional Development session as part of staff development. His presentation was hinged on "Leveraging staff strengths for accelerated performance". @VC_BishopStuart

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Individuals who held a more favorable view of the Orientation services were also more likely to report higher levels of life skills. A study by Zawedde from Nkumba University documents. @NkumbaUni
https://t.co/RrzZY4gILY

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Psychological factors are crucial in influencing school attendance among refugee pupils. A new study by (Tuhaisomwe et al., 2024) from @BishopStuartUni documents. https://t.co/K1ILGoAQ4D

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Read about an unusual case of a 54-year-old male who presented to the ophthalmology OPD of Kalinga Institute of Medical Sciences, Bhubaneswar #India with diabetic retinopathy which was unresponsive to conventional treatment.
https://t.co/JCqo6DlHQs

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We welcome Dr. Ronald Bahati (Ph.D.) from @BishopStuartUni on the Journal editorial Board. He brings over 10 years of experience with a focus on papers written on stigma, depression, and substance use. @sjcpublishers