Communities depicted by lack of opportunities for development often look to tourism initiatives as a means combine economic growth and community building. Such activity highlights nexus between tourism, social entrepreneurship development. This has been investigated somewhat in literature, but lacks empirical backing, well theoretical refinement. We argue that collective perspective on the cont...

Community development is inseparable from the residents’ participation. However, in post unit society of China, community mobilization often encounters dilemma insufficient Methods to put forward targeted strategies according types residents and their participation levels aim this paper. The findings show that there are four residents: red armbands, masked men, followers sarcasm men. Different ...

Background: Maternal undernutrition is a major concern globally, contributing to poor birth outcomes. Limited evidence exists on delivering multiple interventions for maternal nutrition simultaneously. Alive & Thrive addressed this gap by integrating nutrition-focused interpersonal counseling, community mobilization, distribution of free micronutrient supplements, and weight-gain monitoring thr...

Objectives: Despite numerous studies, having the best outcome is challenging after flexor tendon repairs in zone 2. This study were done to test the hypothesis that immediate postoperative active mobilization will achieve similar outcomes to passive mobilization. Methods: Fifty fingers in 38 patients with flexor tendon repair in zone 2 were enrolled in this trial. The patients randomly assig...

Assessment of perceptions of the community, the determinants and development of their behavior regarding common malignancies, helps in establishing evidence-based activities for prevention and early diagnosis of cancer. However information on this important aspect is lacking in our country. Qualitative methods were here used to obtain information through in depth interviews and Focus Group Disc...

BACKGROUND The high rates of cancer among American Indians and Alaska Natives are of growing concern. CONTEXT In response to high cancer rates, national, state, and tribal organizations have worked to assess knowledge, attitudes, beliefs, and screening practices related to cancer in American Indian and Alaska Native communities and to increase awareness and use of cancer screening. The Nation...

INTRODUCTION Malaria is a leading killer disease in Uganda and it accounts for significant morbidity in pregnant women and children. Pregnant women are more susceptible to malaria, which causes adverse effects including abortion, low birth weight and maternal anaemia. Children with severe malaria frequently develop one of these symptoms including: severe anaemia, respiratory distress, Prostrati...

With nucleosomes being tightly associated with the majority of eukaryotic DNA, it is essential that mechanisms are in place that can move nucleosomes 'out of the way'. A focus of current research comprises chromatin remodeling complexes, which are ATP-consuming protein complexes that, for example, pull or push nucleosomes along DNA. The precise mechanisms used by those complexes are not yet und...