Quantitative research often feels like the most structured side of inquiry. It deals with numbers, measurement, and objectivity, offering a clear framework for testing ideas and identifying ...

Background Smoke-free and aerosol-free households (SAFHs) reduce exposure to secondhand smoke and aerosol and support prevention and cessation efforts. However, SAFHs are less common in disadvantaged ...

The intentional design of physical street characteristics is crucial in enhancing safety along the streets, particularly for ...

Introduction Stress is a major health issue in contemporary society, and mindfulness-based approaches reduce stress and anxiety but face practical barriers to consistent practice; this protocol ...

Introduction Saskatchewan is facing a public health crisis driven by high rates of HIV, syphilis and hepatitis C virus (HCV) infections, particularly among people who use drugs. Injection drug use is ...

Brief Admission allows people with BPD to self-refer for short respite stays, offering a person-centred alternative to ...

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In this first of a three-part series on power quality surveys, we take a look at the role of baseline surveys, the tools ...

Women's and girls' reproductive and sexual health rights (including access to contraception and termination of pregnancy) vary widely in Africa due to differing legal, cultural, and religious contexts ...

Six honors students and 130 undergraduates will conduct a student-designed exit poll in Charlottesville precincts.

Before government shutdowns end, political blame games begin. And as politicians from both parties try to blame each other, party operatives and pundits scour the poll data to see who wins the game.