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Women’s opt-out decisions were shaped by labor and household structures
Examining whether women's career choices are truly free or shaped by structural constraints
Review examines the social life of HIV public health data
Exploring power, equity, and ethics in HIV data collection and use
Different boredom types relate differently to engagement and performance
How different types of boredom affect student engagement and academic success
Young African migrants in the UK use religion as a hybrid resource
How African youth in the UK use religion to navigate identity and belonging across multiple scales
Video increased mental health literacy, but not help-seeking intentions
A video intervention designed to boost mental health knowledge and reduce stigma among Latinx adults
Dental caries prevalence in first permanent molars is relatively high
Global patterns of tooth decay in young people across four continents
Reimagining Identity in Postcolonial East African Literature: A Comparative Analysis of Ngugi wa Thiong’o and Abdulrazak Gurnah
Two East African writers confront colonial legacy through contrasting narrative strategies
Telehealth expanded access across care levels in São Paulo
How remote health services are expanding care access across Brazil's public health system
Peace through Military Means? The Pan-European Paradox in the Writings of Hagar Olsson
How a 1920s author's vision of peace paradoxically relied on colonial expansion
Freeze–thaw cycling changes concrete–soil interface shear behavior
How freeze-thaw cycles weaken concrete-soil interfaces in permafrost structures
