Abstract An international web meeting on the topic of operator safety for pesticide operators was held 20–21 September 2021. The provided an opportunity experts from regulatory agencies, industry, Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), other organizations to discuss in low- middle-income countries (LMIC). focused risk assessment mitigation, first steps address safety. key message at need expo...

BACKGROUND Currently available tools for assessing high cardiovascular risk (HCR) often require measurements not available in resource-limited settings in low- and middle-income countries (LMIC). There is a need to assess HCR using a pragmatic evidence-based approach. OBJECTIVES This study sought to report the prevalence of HCR in 10 LMIC areas in Africa, Asia, and South America and to invest...

The need to increase the COVID-19 vaccine manufacturing capacity at low middle-income countries (LMIC) led a growing focus on Novavax (NVX-CoV2373), thermostable protein subunit manufactured using baculovirus and insect cell system (BICS) platform. This study aimed conduct techno-economic analysis assess BICS platform of compare it mRNA saRNA data from patent for formulation steps were used sim...

Increased urbanization rates pose crucial challenges in terms of food systems’ sustainability, including urban waste (FW). The global narrative around FW has focused mainly on Western countries, but recent evidence shows that is also a major issue the developing world. objective this article to define characteristics and drivers low- middle-income countries (LMIC). We firstly present tailor-mad...

C linical research by academic institutions and pharmaceutical companies has followed the general trend of globalization and has moved inexorably towards lowand middle-income countries (LMIC). This trend has raised various concerns, including whether the research being conducted is of value to public health in these countries or whether economically disadvantaged populations are being exploited...

We identify the need for a theory of demand for health insurance suited to the informal sector in lowand middle income countries (LMIC) where some 3 billion people lack health cover. Excluded from formal governance structures, they rely on informal arrangements by which rulesin-use shape choices, behaviours and decisions. We explore the fundamental assumptions of standard economic theories of d...

Systematic reviews are powerful tools for summarizing vast amounts of data in controversial areas; but their utility is limited by methodological choices and assumptions. Two systematic reviews of literature on the quality of private sector primary care in low and middle income countries (LMIC), published in the same journal within a year, reached conflicting conclusions. The difference in find...