Refocusing public health training on effective leadership and communication skills to increase efficacy by Sharia Phillips, Jasmine Hamilton, Wayne McCullough, Darline El Reda, Constance Currier, John Clements

“…Public health (PH) practitioners recognize the importance of cultivating future leaders, especially as the value of public health is increasingly scrutinized nationally. …”
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Development Communication in Indonesia: Programmes, Methods, and Approaches by Rochajat Harun

“…Development communication is an art and science that has evolved through various communication activities and programs conducted over the past twenty years especially in the field of agricultural communication. …”
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Roadmap to the Inclusion of Lifestyle Medicine in Undergraduate Medical Curriculum in India by Prateek Sudhakar Bobhate, Saurabh RamBihariLal Shrivastava

“…To curb this, the programs and policies have to be targeted mainly toward primordial and primary prevention of the disease simultaneously along with secondary prevention. …”
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La sonorisation télévisuelle : mutations d’un marché dérivé et multiplication des formes de valorisation marchande des musiques de télévision by Guylaine GUÉRAUD-PINET

“…Through an analysis of TV music editing, a sub-sector of the recorded music market, this article delves into the various strategies developed by actors in the phonographic and audiovisual sectors (especially those involved in the production of non-fiction TV programs such as magazines, newscasts, reality shows, etc.). …”
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THE WELFARE STATE AND THE PARTICIPATORY SOCIETY: A FALSE DILEMMA by V. V. Lokosov

“…It implies the reduction in social public spending given that the population participates in providing the funding for social programs. In market conditions, the government cannot be the only responsible for social issues; on the other hand, the problems of living standards improving and especially the fight against poverty cannot be resolved only by the citizens. …”
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Activisme culturel au Centre Georges-Pompidou. Le photoreportage exposé (1977-1997) by Assia Quesnel

“…While it was not clear at first for a museum to include reportage photography, all of the departments of the Centre Pompidou sought to increase the status of the practice by making it part of the establishment’s cultural programming from 1977 to 1997, whatever the status imparted (document, work of art, cultural object). …”
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Development of Logistics Studies as an Example of Adapting Higher Education to the Needs of Knowledge-Based Economy by Barbara Kos, Robert Tomanek

“…However, it is necessary to improve the study programs, using knowledge of practitioners and results of scientific research. …”
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Engaging Research Groups: Rethinking Information Literacy for Graduate Students. by Bonnie L. Fong, Darren B. Hansen

“…This is certainly an alternative to consider -- especially for smaller science graduate programs where the more traditional means of reaching graduate students are less likely. …”
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A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SMARTPHONE ADDICTION AND DEPRESSION, ANXIETY AND SOCIAL APPEARANCE ANXIETY IN YOUNG ADULTS by Başak Korkmazer, Fatih Yurdakul, Şükriye Dilan Özer, Öznur Yeşil, Cihan Coşkuntuncel, Büşra Nur Sualp, Ayşe Önder, Erkan Melih Şahin

“…Conclusion: Our results revealed that the purpose of smartphone usage affects people more than smartphone usage or smartphone addiction. The internet, and especially programs related to sharing one’s appearance and lifestyle and applications that create an unrealistic appearance that conforms to virtual norms, can add hard-to-repair prejudices to the mind. …”
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AI-supported versus manual microscopy of Kato-Katz smears for diagnosis of soil-transmitted helminth infections in a primary healthcare setting by Joar von Bahr, Antti Suutala, Hakan Kucukel, Harrison Kaingu, Felix Kinyua, Martin Muinde, Kevan Osundwa, Wigina Ronald, Jackson Muinde, Billy Ngasala, Mikael Lundin, Andreas Mårtensson, Nina Linder, Johan Lundin

“…Manual microscopy of Kato-Katz thick smears is a widely used diagnostic method in monitoring and control programs, but is time-consuming, requires on-site experts and has low sensitivity, especially for light intensity infections. …”
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Des pratiques d’ingénierie aux transitions sociotechniques by Matthieu Hubert, Dominique Vinck

“…The article sets out to explore the engineering work in the field of Micro and Nano Technologies (MNT) visiting a variety of places where technology and society are co-produced: international committees where roadmaps are defined, research labs where new devices are designed, platforms where technological exploration and transfer are performed, big collaborative research programs where researchers and companies shape sociotechnical infrastructures, and places where societal inscription of the novelties is regulated. …”
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THE IMPACT OF FITNESS EXERCISE ON TEENAGERS' MENTAL HEALTH: REDUCING STRESS AND ENHANCING SELF-CONFIDENCE by Mihai MĂRGINEAN

“… In a society defined by an increasing amount of stress and social pressure, teenagers' mental health has become a major concern. Exercises, especially fitness programs, have been proven to be an efficient way to decrease stress and improve self-esteem in this age category. …”
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Observation Bee Hives by David Hall, James D. Ellis, Malcolm Sanford

“…Observation bee hives can be used to enhance public relations and marketing programs. But a great deal of time and energy is needed to set up a hive and keep it going. …”
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COMMUNICATIVE AND COGNITIVE CONTROL CONCEPT GEOENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES OF THE REGION by BARBARA RAFAELOVNA Markarian

“…Therefore for developing Programs for regional development the main task of the leaders of the domestic economy should be in chasing the high economic indicators not to forget about the other no less important, especially in the border regions, priorities of the state, such as social stability and ethnic harmony.In article the author proves that when developing regional strategy in constantly changing environment, it is necessary to consider the basic principles of advance communicative planning which treat, first of all,the accounting of demographic and ethnic structure of the population, its ethical and historical values, i.e. geoethnoeconomic capacity of the region.The article shows the methods and tools of involving geo-ethno-economic resources of the region, namely ethno economic factors in the regional socio-economic systems development.…”
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Observation Bee Hives by David Hall, James D. Ellis, Malcolm Sanford

“…Observation bee hives can be used to enhance public relations and marketing programs. But a great deal of time and energy is needed to set up a hive and keep it going. …”
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FARM STRUCTURES IN THE EUROPEAN UNION by Iulia GRADINARU (CRISTEA), Dorina MOCUTA

“…Through its programs, the EU seeks to mitigate the situation by allocations especially for small and medium farms, those with conditions disfavoring, constraints and even the cessation of certain allowances for holding very large, stimulating young farmers setting up new farms medium sized organization of small farmers in the marketing structures of production, etc. …”
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Combined use of 1,3-dichloropropene with dimethyl disulfide and chloropicrin for managing potato powdery scab and weed by Liangang Mao, Haojie Shi, Muhammad Umair Sial, Ruifeng Guo, Lan Zhang, Yanning Zhang, Lizhen Zhu, Chi Wu, Xingang Liu

“…This is the first report of soil fumigation for potato soilborne pests especially powdery scab control in China. Overall considering control efficacy, economic benefits and fumigant dose, the fumigant combination 1,3-D + DMDS + Pic could be utilized in integrated pest management programs of potato for controlling powdery scab and weeds in China.…”
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Elucidating roles of lipid remodeling and ion homeostasis in sustaining oyster allometric growth by Guixiang He, Tuo Yao, Yang Xu, Yuewen Deng, Yong Liu, Liqiang Zhao

“…Allometric growth provides a great opportunity for bivalve breeding programs. Despite its great success in accelerating shell growth and shortening breeding timelines, little effort has been devoted to improving other commercially important traits, particularly meat yield, through allometry. …”
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Insights into ex situ conservation and MaxEnt-based habitat suitability modeling of Prunus ulmifolia Franch. (Rosaceae Juss.): A Central Asian relict species by Vitaliy Kirillov, Velta Massalova, Ashutosh Pathak, Anna Ivashchenko, Svetlana Kabanova, Alimzhan Rakhimzhanov, Tamara Stikhareva

“…Prunus ulmifolia Franch. is a valuable ornamental plant with medicinal properties, also recommended for forest reclamation, erosion control, and as a promising candidate for breeding programs and rootstock for stone fruit crops. However, its natural range is limited to the forest and subalpine zones of the Dzhungarian Alatau, the Tien Shan, and the Pamir-Alai. …”
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Sociodemographic, behavioral, and clinical risk factors associated with cervical dysplasia: A case-control study by Jorge Ybaseta-Medina, Luciana Ybaseta-Soto, Olinda Ossco-Torres, Carmen Aquije-Paredes, Edgar Hernández-Huaripaucar

“…It is recommended to implement early detection programs targeted at women with risk factors, especially those under 35 years and with multiple sexual partners.…”
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