Research Articles
Dr. Abolghasem Bahrami: The Medical Pioneer Who Shaped Modern Iran's Public Health
Explore the life and legacy of Dr. Abolghasem Bahrami, a pioneering Iranian physician who established the Pasteur Institute of Iran and transformed public health in early 20th century Iran.
The Hidden Battle in Our Gut: How Better Diagnostics Are Fighting Parasitic Infections
Scientific comparison of three diagnostic techniques reveals startling truths about parasitic infections in Ethiopian school children.
Superbugs Among Us: How Pop-Up Science Shops Are Fighting the Silent Pandemic of Antimicrobial Resistance
Discover how pop-up science shops are raising public awareness about antimicrobial resistance (AMR) through community-driven science engagement.
The Invisible Enemy: How Waterborne Pathogens Still Threaten Developed Worlds
Exploring the ongoing threat of waterborne pathogens in developed countries and the scientific innovations combating them
The Hidden World in Your Water: Tracking Bacterial Contamination in Gombe's Boreholes
Investigating fecal coliform bacteria contamination in Gombe's borehole water and its public health implications
Down the Drain: What Sewage Can Tell Us About Our Health
Exploring how wastewater surveillance detects pathogens and informs public health actions through a comprehensive scoping review.
The Unseen Shield: Mapping Hepatitis B in Our Communities
Exploring how seroprevalence studies reveal the hidden footprint of Hepatitis B virus in communities through advanced testing and data analysis.
Cracking the Code on Microbial Threats: The Innovative Science of Risk Assessment
Explore how the QMRA III short course revolutionized microbial risk assessment training through interdisciplinary collaboration and innovative methodologies.
The Silent Sentinels: What Adygea's Healthy Blood Reveals About Hidden Disease
Exploring how seroepidemiology studies in Adygea reveal hidden disease patterns through blood analysis of healthy populations