A systematic review was conducted to assess the proportion of adult HIV patients in sub-Saharan Africa with prior antiretroviral therapy experience, specifically focusing on non-naive re-initiators. The study highlighted the challenges faced by these individuals and the need for tailored interventio

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When it comes to reliable and convenient transportation, American-Trans stands out as a premier choice, offering excellent bus service across various routes. With a commitment to providing top-notch service, American-Trans ensure that every journey is comfortable, timely, and stress-free.

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Malaria, an infectious disease transmitted by mosquitoes, poses a significant threat in Sub-Saharan Africa where over half a billion people are affected annually. Despite various efforts including global eradication programs, the focus on prevention rather than treatment is deemed crucial to minimiz

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The Sub-Saharan Kingdoms of Ghana and Mali were powerful empires in Western Africa, known for their wealth in gold and salt trade. Ghana emerged in 500 A.D. as the first great traders in West Africa, with strong rulers and a well-trained army. The empire of Ghana controlled all gold trade and had a

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Trans fats are unsaturated fats that can have negative health effects, found in baked goods, fried foods, and more. Saturated fats, mostly found in animal products, may increase the risk of heart disease. Learn how trans fats affect health and which foods contain them.

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Trade between Nepal and Australia is characterized by a significant trade deficit, with most of Nepal's trade being with India. The trade deficit has been attributed to various factors such as consumption patterns, production challenges, and weak marketing. The COVID-19 pandemic further impacted tra

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The World Trade Organization (WTO) is an intergovernmental organization established in 1995 to regulate international trade among nations, replacing the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT). It deals with trade in goods, services, and intellectual property, aiming to create trade agreements

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Ancient trade networks such as the Silk Road and Indian Ocean Trade facilitated exchange of goods, ideas, and culture between distant regions. The Silk Road connected China to the Roman Empire, enabling trade in silk, precious stones, and metals. Indian Ocean trade routes linked China, Southeast Asi

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PASET Initiative on Regional TVET Centers of Excellence, supported by the World Bank in East Africa, aims to address systemic skills gaps, enhance educational institutions, and train technicians to meet economic demands. The demand for skilled labor in Sub-Saharan Africa is on the rise, yet TVET enr

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Adult mortality trends in Sub-Saharan Africa have been historically underrepresented compared to child mortality. This presentation by Ayaga A. Bawah explores the levels and patterns of adult mortality using data from Health and Demographic Surveillance Systems (HDSS) sites in the region. The method

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Explore the concepts of international trade, globalization, and their impact on the global economy. Discover how trade dynamics have evolved over the years, the role of tariffs and quotas, and the implications of trade imbalances. Delve into the effects of globalization and the interdependence of ec

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Explore the controversies surrounding gender affirming care for trans youth, comparing the Dutch Protocol with US legislative failures and backlash from various countries. Learn about the challenges faced by trans children in accessing appropriate healthcare services and the differing perspectives o

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Scholarship programme offered by the Division of Molecular Biology and Human Genetics at Stellenbosch University in South Africa for students from Sub-Saharan African countries (excluding South Africa) to pursue MSc or PhD degrees with the goal of preparing individuals for careers in teaching and re

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State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) play a significant role in the economy of Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) but face challenges such as fragmented accounting systems, lack of legal frameworks, and limited data sharing. Timely and accurate reporting is crucial to mitigate fiscal risks, ensure transparency, and

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The study explores the impact of institutional quality, both financial and non-financial, on the relationship between remittances and economic growth in Sub-Saharan Africa. It delves into how factors like control of corruption, political stability, rule of law, and democratic accountability influenc

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Explore the intricacies of international trade in Chapter 2, "World Trade: An Overview," covering topics such as the Gravity Model, trade barriers, global production fluctuations, and the evolution of traded goods and services over time. Delve into who trades with whom, the impact of country size on

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Fair Trade and Alternative Trade practices aim to create a more equitable and just global marketplace. Fair Trade focuses on fair prices and relationships for producers, while Alternative Trade emphasizes partnership and respect between producers and consumers. Through these approaches, consumers ca

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This implementation plan outlines a comprehensive strategy for enhancing math and science education in Sub-Saharan Africa through curriculum alignment, training of educators and students, and integration with existing programs. The plan includes one-year courses in materials science, robotics, and 3

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The study delves into European regional trade dynamics, focusing on sub-national units like provinces and their impact on trade patterns. Detailed trade flows data across 269 regions in 24 European countries from 2011-17 are analyzed using the gravity model. The significance of geographical level in

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Highlighting strengths, challenges, and key questions on introducing the dapivirine ring in sub-Saharan Africa based on secondary research, stakeholder interviews, and insights from HIV prevention projects. Anticipated benefits include expanded choice for women and AGYW, leveraging existing oral PrE

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Introducing the TEA project, a platform for trans voices in UCL Halls, focusing on policy research by trans students. The project explores thriving, safety, and belonging experiences, engaging with students ethically to gather insights. Discover the diverse perspectives of 22 students across 11 gend

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Early long-distance trade primarily dealt with luxury items like silk, gold, and spices before 1500. The growth of markets reflects economic vitality and the benefits and losses of trade on society have been analyzed historically. Trade networks connected diverse cultures, with trade diasporas datin

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The knowledge-sharing event focused on building trade capacity, improving competitiveness, and analyzing regulatory frameworks for trade and investment. It emphasized understanding EU market requirements, identifying future opportunities, and providing ongoing support for trade agreements. Various p

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India's Directorate General of Foreign Trade, under the Ministry of Commerce, is responsible for formulating trade policies, promoting exports, and facilitating trade activities. With a focus on enhancing export performance, the DGFT plays a crucial role in supporting India's economic growth through

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This study by Isaac Addo explores the impact of migration on food and physical activity behaviors in Australian residents of sub-Saharan African ancestry, addressing the rising concern of excess weight gain and related non-communicable diseases. The research aims to identify factors influencing beha

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Delve into the world of international trade with a focus on absolute and comparative advantage, gains from trade, barriers, and protectionism. Explore the motivation for trade, specialization, and productivity gains. Learn about the basis for trade, including absolute and comparative advantage, and

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In this lecture on comparative advantage and gains from trade, the concept of why countries trade, price differences, supply and demand, the Ricardian model of trade, identifying comparative advantage, and critiques of comparative advantage are discussed. The benefits of free trade and how it leads

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Exploring the impacts of Large Scale Agriculture Investments (LAI) on job creation in Sub-Saharan Africa, focusing on labor market dynamics, supply and demand sides analysis, and case studies from Kenya, Mozambique, and Madagascar. The research delves into the quantity and quality of jobs created, i

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The content discusses the increased visibility of Trans issues leading to discussions, right-wing backlash, and competing healthcare demands. It highlights the importance of allies and friends for Trans individuals, emphasizing the need for support. Findings from a 2012 study indicate that strong pa

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The Center for Trans & Queer Advocacy at West Chester University is dedicated to supporting and celebrating the intersectional experiences of trans and queer individuals. Their mission is to create affirming environments through advocacy, social justice, intersectionality, and holistic wellness. The

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Mobility is intrinsic to human nature, with international migration being influenced by policy and economic barriers. This study explores migration flows from Sub-Saharan Africa to the EU, analyzing the impact on economic well-being. Research objectives include examining asylum applicants' patterns

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Ancient Egyptian society was structured around social classes, with wealth and power determining one's status. Family life revolved around the father as head of the household, while women had rights to property and commerce. The Pharaoh, revered as a god on earth, held ultimate power, with officials

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Explore the mortality trends in Sub-Saharan Africa, focusing on infant and child mortality as well as adult mortality. Despite significant progress, challenges persist due to uneven gains globally. Child mortality has seen a substantial decline, but rates remain high. Public health interventions hav

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Investigating adolescent fertility rates in Sub-Saharan Africa reveals disparities in existing measurements and raises questions about the relationship between adolescent birth rates, unmet needs for contraception, and gender equity. Utilizing data from Health and Demographic Surveillance Systems al

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Emerging findings from a survey in sub-Saharan Africa highlight concerns on how COVID-19 affects essential health services, particularly for HIV, TB, and malaria patients. The survey aims to identify critical gaps in the response to COVID-19 and prioritize support for frontline health providers. Maj

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The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) and Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment Agreement negotiations, aimed at reducing barriers and liberalizing trade, raise concerns about threats to public budgets, economic benefits, and bias towards big businesses. Investor-state cases and di

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Amidst a rollercoaster decade of global trade dynamics, the U.S.-China agricultural trade relationship has faced challenges and fluctuations. From the Great Recession to trade wars and the pandemic, trade patterns have shifted significantly, influencing agricultural trade growth. The presentation di

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Sub-Saharan Africa is witnessing rapid economic growth in countries like Ethiopia, Ghana, Mozambique, Tanzania, and Zambia across various sectors. Sustainable growth could elevate them to middle-income status, although challenges remain in maintaining such growth rates. The industrial output has dou

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Trans-African trade across the Sahara region was facilitated by environmental variations, leading to the development of urban clusters and the emergence of major trade routes for gold, salt, and slaves. The introduction of camels revolutionized trans-Saharan commerce, allowing for the growth of inte

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Research conducted under the ACP-EU TradeCom II Programme focuses on trade-related training and knowledge sharing for sub-Saharan African countries. The project aims to enhance competitiveness by examining trade implementation challenges, legal instruments, and regulatory gaps within the COMESA and

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