Primary tuberculous osteomyelitis of skull presenting as scalp swelling by Jaimin Modh, Krushikumar Soladhra, Dharmikkumar Velani, Arvind Verma, Varshesh Shah, Renish Padshala

“… Background: Tuberculosis in common in developing countries but involvement of skull bone is very rare Incidence of tuberculosis in skeletal system is less than 1 percentage (1, 2, 3). …”
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Genitourinary Tuberculosis: An Atypical Clinical Presentation by Pei Shan Lim, Ixora Kamisan Atan, Aruku Naidu

“…This particular case highlights the problem of healthcare in most of the developing countries. Lack of patient education, awareness, and access to a healthcare system resulted in a complicated situation. …”
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Ethical Issues in Disaster Management by Kubilay Kaptan

“…The predictions related to earthquakes have drawn the attention of society as well as media in the developing countries where the ‘common’ people have different perceptions. …”
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Severe Esophageal Stricture Post Accidental Corrosive Substance Ingestion: A Case Report of Balloon Endoscopic Dilation by Leen Jamel Doya, Maria Naamah, Hanin Ahmed Mansour, Ali Ibrahim, Ammar Omran

“…Corrosive substance ingestion is a very serious home accident, mostly common in developing countries. It frequently causes esophageal burns in the acute stage and esophageal stricture, stenosis, and even cancer in the chronic stage. …”
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Analysis of foreign direct investments: regional aspect by I. V. Shevchenko, M. K. Tretyakova

“…The article analyses the dynamics of foreign direct investments in Russia and the world. Developed countries act as net lenders. Developing countries are borrowers in the investment capital market. …”
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O setor elétrico entre a questão histórica e os problemas sociológicos by Alessandro André Leme

“…The end of the 20 th century was characterized by a complex process and great transfor- mations in the global sphere, where globalization, neo-liberalism and market-oriented reforms acquire theoretical relevance among researchers, scientists and intellectuals of various fields of knowledge and practical relevance in the macro-economic and political-institutional direction adopted, either integrally or in part, by several countries in the world, especially by developing countries, including Brazil. Out of this process we highlight the changes in the electric sector, which is understood as a strategic one. …”
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Design and Construction of a Gold Leaf Electroscope. by Tuyisenge, Julius

“…In developing countries like Uganda, scientific equipment is expensive and generally financially out of reach for most schools, As a result, most schools do not perform well due to a lack of practical skills by learners and improvisational skills by teachers. …”
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Addressing Curriculum Gaps to Enhance Research Engagement Among Postgraduate Students in Low Resource Settings by Frederick, Ssempala

“…Most goods and services consumed today are products of research conducted in developed countries by post-graduate students. Unfortunately, most post-graduate students in developing countries face a lot of challenges that limit their ability to engage in original research that should be published in refereed journals and to acquire necessary patents accordingly. …”
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Food safety practice and its associated factors among food handlers working in food and drinking establishments in Hargeisa, Somaliland by Mohamed Mussa Abdilahi, Jonah Kiruja, Abdisamad Shukri Ismail, Soheir H. Ahmed, Faisal Nooh, Ayanle Suleiman Ahmed, Abdiqathar Rashid Kulmie

“…Additionally, it is estimated that upto 30% of people in developed countries experience food-borne illnesses annually, while developing countries suffer around 2 million deaths from these diseases each year. …”
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INDUSTRIAL POLICY IN ASIAN NEWLY INDUSTRIALIZED COUNTRIES: CONTROVERSIES, REVIEW AND LESSONS by Dejana Gajinov

“…It is increasingly recognized that industrial policy is not just a highly idiosyncratic practice associated only with the miracle economies of East Asia, but what most of today’s developed countries used when they were in the position of the catching-up countries. …”
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Optimization of solid waste collection system in a tourism destination by C. Le Dinh, T. Fujiwara, M. Asari, S.T. Pham Phu

“…This problem is also being experienced by other developing countries of the world. Despite the existence of established waste management strategies, targets set for the collection of recyclable waste have not been met. …”
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Association between Helicobacter pylori Infection and Occurrence of Anemia among Pregnant Women Attending Antenatal Care in Kulito Health Center, Halaba Zone, South Ethiopia, 2018 by Bahredin Abdella, Mohammed Ibrahim, Iyasu Tadesse, Kalkidan Hassen, Mekonnin Tesfa

“…Globally, it affects 1.62 billion people. In developing countries, anemia is a major cause of maternal and child morbidity and mortality. …”
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Modeling factors related to earthquake preparedness: a structural equation modeling approach by Azadeh Fatehpanah, Elham Maraghi, Anthony Coetzer-Liversage, Mahmood Karimy, Amir H. Pakpour, Majed Maripour, Nematollah Jaafarzadeh Haghighi Fard, Marzieh Araban

“…Abstract Introduction Global evidence suggests that natural disasters are on the rise, and that earthquake harm disproportionally impacts developing countries. To mitigate these harms, disaster preparedness is an important behavioral strategy in earthquake risk mitigation. …”
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Cyclic Behavior of Confined Cement-Stabilized Rammed Earth Walls by Xinlei Yang, Hailiang Wang, Ziliang Zhao

“…Rammed earth is widely utilized in both developed and developing countries due to its low embodied energy and good natural moisture buffering of indoor environments. …”
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Scalp Melanoma Diagnosed by Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology in a Tertiary Health Center by A. B. Zarami, N. A. Satumari, M. Ahmed

“…We present this case report because of precision in diagnosis, using fine needle aspiration cytology (FNAC) to reemphasize that the technique is cheap, cost effective, and quick that can reduce the burden of incisional biopsy before definitive surgery and improve early detection of the disease especially in developing countries.…”
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Female Entrepreneurship – An Appropriate Response to Gender Discrimination by Jacques Ascher

“…This study addresses the growth in female entrepreneurship in the developed and developing countries, explores primary motivational and other factors that influence female entrepreneurship, reviews the main obstacles facing the female entrepreneur, and finally makes recommendations to policy-ma…”
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The analysis of development of the SME sector in the Republic of Serbia by Milanović Mirko

“…There is growing evidence around the world that the sector of small, medium enterprises and entrepreneurs (SMEs) has a very important role in the economic development of any country, whether it is about countries with developed economies, developing countries or countries in transition. In the Republic of Serbia, the sector of small, medium enterprises and entrepreneurs (SMEs) is also a very important factor in economic development. …”
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DIGITALIZATION OF ECONOMICS AND DEVELOPMENT BANKS: PROSPECTS FOR EVALUATION ON THE EXAMPLES OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION AND VEB.RF by S. S. Matveevskii, N. N. Agafonova

“…Using the linear regression model developed by the authors has made it possible to establish a direct statistical relationship between the I-Desi digitalization index and per capita Gross Domestic Product for a number of developed and developing countries: more developed countries carry out digitalization faster. …”
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Anaesthetic Management of Parturient with Acute Atrial Fibrillation for Emergency Caesarean Section by Madhu Gupta, Shalini Subramanian, Preeti Adlakha

“…Mitral stenosis is the most common valvular heart disease complicating pregnancy in developing countries. The physiological changes during pregnancy may exacerbate their cardiac symptoms. …”
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Making AI an ally for sustainable agriculture in the face of climate change by Lalit Gautam

“…By examining the sector’s challenges, the article highlights the importance of data and technological innovation in transforming agricultural practices, particularly in developing countries. Through the innovative work of SenseGrass, it illustrates how AI-driven solutions are transforming farming, enhancing sustainability and building climate resilience. …”
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