Participatory research approaches address a range of problems in water research, including
the under‐valuation of local knowledge, exclusion of marginalized people, preferential …

Approximately 1 billion slum dwellers worldwide are exposed to increased health risks due
to their spatial environment. Recent studies have therefore called for the spatial environment …

The main purpose of the study was to deepen the understanding of gender and social
inclusion in the context of water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) in the Oromia region of …

Translational research applies scientific techniques to achieve practical outcomes,
connecting pure research and pure practice. Many translational research types have arisen …

Italy has one of the highest levels of childhood overweight and obesity in Europe. Therefore,
preventing children from becoming overweight is a major public health challenge. Here, we …

Making transformative services such as healthcare accessible to low-income consumers is
an ethical challenge of vital importance to marketers. However, most low-income consumers …

Background Seventy percent of lifetime cases of mental illness emerge before the age of 24
years, but many youth are unable to access the support and services they require in a timely …

Water, sanitation and hygiene (WaSH) services are examined from the Political Economy
Analysis (PEA) perspective in Rwanda. Through a participatory qualitative approach, the …

Within the domain of public health, commonalities exist between the sanitation and
cookstove sectors. Despite these commonalities and the grounds established for cross …

At the interface of environmental health science and engineering with policy, programming,
and practice, multiple actors and social processes support communication and decisions …