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Linking African ancestral substructure to prostate cancer health disparities. [PDF]
Sci Rep, 2023 Gheybi K +13 more
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Sexuality, Gender &Policy, Volume 7, Issue 3, Page 305-321, August 2024.Abstract The study sought to explore barriers to menstrual education between maternal figures and young girls. Menstruation is a key part of the reproductive process and affects young adolescent girls. Menstrual blood is perceived as contaminating and impure, leading to the socialization of women and girls undergoing menstruation to feel soiled and ...
Viwe Sobudula, Dhee Naidoo
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Journal of Genetic Counseling, Volume 33, Issue 3, Page 481-492, June 2024.Abstract The South African genetic screening services for breast cancer comprise targeted and comprehensive tests that screen for the presence of genetic alterations. Clinically, these variants determine the risk of disease development as well as treatment approaches best suited for carriers.
Mpoi Makhetha +2 more
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THE ELECTRONIC JOURNAL OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, Volume 90, Issue 1, January 2024.Abstract Open government data (OGD) and information and communication technologies (ICT) are potential enablers in meeting information needs related to finding employment opportunities, but there is little evidence‐based theorization to guide this enablement and avoid the barriers that hinder its use. The potential economic contribution of OGD has been
Vincent Mwendwa Masavah +2 more
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The implications of long term community involvement for the production and circulation of population knowledge [PDF]
Demographic surveillance systems (DSS) depend on community acceptance and involvement to produce high quality longitudinal data. Ensuring community support also exposes power relations usually concealed in the research process.
Kathleen Kahn +4 more
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Children's music of the Shangana-Tsonga
African Music : Journal of the International Library of African Music, 1987 Among the Shangana-Tsonga of the Northern Transvaal and Mozambique (hereafter referred to as the Tsonga), children’s music occurs seasonally within a broad range of social contexts, the separate boundaries of which are not always sharply defined.
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Speaker variation and phonation type in Tsonga nasals
Journal of Phonetics, 1988 Tsonga has a phonological contrast between normally voiced and breathy voiced nasals. The latter are associated with large perturbations in F0 and appear to be subject to speaker variation involving the phonetic details of phonation type. The two questions of interest are, first, whether there are measurable properties of the nasals that will allow one
Anthony Traill, Michel Jackson
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Equilibrium or Simple Rule at Wimbledon? An Empirical Study [PDF]
We follow Walker and Wooders’(2001) empirical analysis to collect and study a broader data set in tennis, including male, female and junior matches. We find that there is mixed evidence in support of the minimax hypothesis. Granted, the plays in our data
Chen-Ying Huang +2 more
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La contribución de la Misión suiza a la formación de una élite africana en el sur de Mozambique (1881-1975) [PDF]
, 2016 Esta comunicación expone el papel jugado por la misión suiza en la formación de una conciencia política de los educandos formados en esta misión, centrada en el concepto de tsonganidad acuñado por los misioneros suizos.
Aguadero-Miguel, Ramon
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Xará: Namesakes in Southern Mozambique and Bahia (Brazil) [PDF]
, 2010 In Maputo (Southern Mozambique) and Bahia (Brazil), the most commonly used word to refer to namesakes is xara´ – a word of Amerindian origin. Although the institutions in question diverge considerably in each of these contexts, the two usages come ...
Pina-Cabral, Joao
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