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Biological characterization of South African bacteriophages infective against Streptococcus uberis, a causal agent of bovine mastitis.
(2019)Mastitis is an inflammatory disease of bovine mammary glands and is the most economically important disease affecting dairy herds in South Africa, and globally. The incidence and history of mastitis in South Africa has ... -
The potential of combined rapid hot water treatment and yeast biocontrol for suppressing postharvest avocado anthracnose and stem-end rot diseases.
(2020)Avocado (Persea americana Mill.) is a highly nutritious fruit, rich in vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. In South Africa, the avocado industry experiences combined losses of about 50% due to anthracnose and ... -
Awareness, attitudes, and experiences of patients taking antiretrovirals towards adverse drug reactions at a public health facility in KwaZulu-Natal.
(2020)Adverse drug reactions (ADRs) are undesirable side effects that occur even when a drug is administered at the proper dose and correctly for an appropriate indication. Given the high prevalence of Human Immuno-deficiency ... -
Development of a tool to assess knowledge, awareness and perception of prostate cancer amongst women in Ghana.
(2020)Background and Objectives: The incidence of prostate cancer in developing countries is less than 30%, yet it has the disease's highest mortality. To address the mortality, strategies to increase awareness of the disease ... -
Retail pharmacy prescription medicines availability, prices, and affordability in Eswatini.
(2021)Background: The low availability of medicines in public health outlets coupled with unaffordable prices in the private sector can be a major barrier to medicines’ access. Patients in Eswatini may be forced to buy medicines ...
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