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The cost‐efficiency of vitamin A supplementation services in Kenya: An assessment of a Malezi Bora event in Kenya
Contributors: Caitlin Kieran| David Doledec| Rolf Klemm| Esther Njeri Waithera| Stephen A. Vosti|
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Projected changes in moisture sources and sinks affecting the US East Coast and the Caribbean Sea
Contributors: Jorge Eiras‐Barca| José Carlos Fernández‐Alvarez| Gleisis Alvarez‐Socorro| Stefan Rahimi‐Esfarjani| Pedro Carrasco‐Pena| Raquel Nieto| Luis Gimeno|
Date: 2025-01-28 ·
The feasibility of using photovoice as a loneliness intervention with older Myanmar migrants
Contributors: Samia C. Akhter‐Khan| Chanyanut Wongfu| Nang Myat Pont Aein| Ben Lu| Matthew Prina| Sirinan Suwannaporn| Rosie Mayston| Khin Myo Wai|
Date: 2025-01-28 ·
Exploring child and youth understanding of loneliness through qualitative insights and evaluating loneliness measures considering those lived experiences
Contributors: Pamela Qualter| Lily Verity| Wahida Walibhai| Delia Fuhrmann| Laura Riddleston| Iqra Alam| Jasmine Conway| Jennifer Y. F. Lau|
Date: 2025-01-24 ·
Vegetation–climate feedbacks across scales
Contributors: Diego G. Miralles| Jordi Vilà‐Guerau de Arellano| Tim R. McVicar| Miguel D. Mahecha|
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MI‐Mamba: A hybrid motor imagery electroencephalograph classification model with Mamba's global scanning
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Math‐anxious people suffer more in math‐related events: The perspective of reward processing on motivated behavior
Contributors: Fang Cui| Luwei Dai| Hao He| Jie Liu|
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Digital tools and technologies used in food fortification: A scoping review
Contributors: Florencia C. Vasta| Valerie M. Friesen| Svenja Jungjohann| Annette M. Nyangaresi| Penjani Mkambula| Taylor Morrison| Fiona Walsh| Mduduzi N. N. Mbuya|
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Spiny mice (Acomys) have evolved cellular features to support regenerative healing
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