The incidence of hospital admission among late preterm Neonates was high with maternal and neonatal factors being significant at multivariate analysis and maternal age between 35–45 years and monthly income less than 200,000 Uganda shillings were significant.
Mohamed Abdullahi Ahmed, M. Hassan, Walyeldin Elfakey et al.· Pediatric Health, Medicine a...· 0 citations
Hyperuricemia is prevalent among adults living with HIV at LRRH and is strongly associated with modifiable cardiometabolic and behavioral risk factors, which support routine screening and integrated cardiovascular-metabolic management within HIV care services.
Fatima Ibrahim Nor, M. Jayte, Ezera Agwu et al.· AIDS Research and Therapy· 0 citations
Hypertension, HIV infection, obesity, and poor glycemic control were significant associated factors and integrating ECG screening into diabetes care, particularly for high-risk patients may improve early detection and management in resource-limited settings.
Abdisamad Guled Hersi, Abdisalam Ahmed Sandeyl, Farah Dubad Abdi et al.· Cardiovascular Diabetology· 0 citations
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