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Is social media, as a main source of information on COVID-19, associated with perceived effectiveness of face mask use? Findings from six sub-Saharan African countries
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Quantitative thin layer chromatography for the determination of medroxyprogesterone acetate using a smartphone and open-source image analysis
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Using emoji stickers to understand end-user opinions of the dapivirine vaginal ring for HIV prevention
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Exploration of machine learning and statistical techniques in development of a low-cost screening method featuring the Global Diet Quality Score for detecting prediabetes in rural India
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Is regular access to internet services associated with comprehensive correct HIV/AIDS knowledge among people aged 15–49 years in Nigeria? Findings from the 2018 Demographic Health Survey
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Health systems software factors and their effect on the integration of sexual and reproductive health and HIV services
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Hand-held device to remove a single-rod subdermal contraceptive implant: Results of early trials in Sweden
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Using the unmanned aerial vehicle delivery decision tool to consider transporting medical supplies via drone (commentary)
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Insights from a text messaging-based sexual and reproductive health information program in Tanzania (m4RH): Retrospective analysis

This study aimed to better understand how users engaged with a mobile health program in Tanzania from 2013 to 2016. Using system-generated data, the analysis shows a useful framework to measure user engagement. The data also provides information on how users engage with text messaging-based health interventions and how user interaction data could inform effective improvements to the intervention.
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Electronic health, telemedicine and new paradigms for training and care

This qualitative literature review assesses eHealth and mHealth training methods for HIV care that were published between 2016 and 2017. Notable findings were that the merging of electronic medical records systems improved telemedicine through mobile networks and instant messaging services to low-resource areas, and that few trials established efficient strategies to train HIV care providers or extenders on HIV care outcomes. The authors recommend more rigorous testing of electronic training interventions to demonstrate the impact on services for people living with HIV.

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Is social media, as a main source of information on COVID-19, associated with perceived effectiveness of face mask use? Findings from six sub-Saharan African countries

Quantitative thin layer chromatography for the determination of medroxyprogesterone acetate using a smartphone and open-source image analysis

Using emoji stickers to understand end-user opinions of the dapivirine vaginal ring for HIV prevention

Exploration of machine learning and statistical techniques in development of a low-cost screening method featuring the Global Diet Quality Score for detecting prediabetes in rural India

Is regular access to internet services associated with comprehensive correct HIV/AIDS knowledge among people aged 15–49 years in Nigeria? Findings from the 2018 Demographic Health Survey

Health systems software factors and their effect on the integration of sexual and reproductive health and HIV services

Hand-held device to remove a single-rod subdermal contraceptive implant: Results of early trials in Sweden

Using the unmanned aerial vehicle delivery decision tool to consider transporting medical supplies via drone (commentary)

Insights from a text messaging-based sexual and reproductive health information program in Tanzania (m4RH): Retrospective analysis

Electronic health, telemedicine and new paradigms for training and care