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Time Series Data Showing Monthly Fluctuations in the Volume of Sugar Import Between 2013 and 2014: A Case Study of Sugar Imported Via Nimule Border (at South Sudan-Uganda Border)

Nimule is a major entry point into South Sudan

[wpfilebase tag=file id=9 /]   By Alier Michael Majak ABSTRACT In the ever-evolving world of oral health and dietary supplements, a product called PowerBite Dental Candy has generated quite a buzz. It’s marketed as a revolutionary solution for maintaining oral hygiene while indulging in candy. However, before jumping on the bandwagon, it’s essential to scrutinize Power Bite reviews and uncover whether this dental candy lives up to the hype or if it’s just another too-good-to-be-true gimmick. What Is PowerBite Dental Candy? PowerBite Dental Candy is a sugar-free candy that claims to support oral health by promoting tooth remineralization, reducing plaque and bacteria, and freshening breath. It’s marketed as a guilt-free way to enjoy candy while simultaneously caring for your teeth. The Power Bite Hype: What Are the Claims? Power Bite Dental Candy comes with a slew of promising claims, including: Enhanced Tooth Remineralization: PowerBite asserts that its candy contains ingredients […]

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The Burden of Obstetric Fistula: Characteristics of Women admitted and the Gaps in Preventing and Treating Obstetric Fistula in Three Regional Referral Hospitals in South Sudan

Of the 106 women operated with obstetric fistula, 19 (17.9%) had fistula when they were below 15 years, while about 51 (48.1%) of them experienced the condition at the age of 16-20. In total, about 70(66%) were below the age of 20 years, indicating that obstetric fistula is associated with early marriage/pregnancy.

  [wpfilebase tag=file id=7 /]   By Machuor Daniel Arok, Joseph Atem Dut, Apin Deng Aher and Lual Lual Ashor ABSTRACT This study was undertaken with the overall goal to increase knowledge and understanding among stakeholders on the prevalence of obstetric fistula, including existing gaps in preventing and treating obstetric fistula in South Sudan. “Obstetric fistula occurs as a result of a prolonged and obstructed labour. The pressure caused by the obstructed labour damages the tissue of the internal passages of the bladder and/ or rectum and with no access to surgical intervention, the woman can be left permanently incontinent, unable to hold urine or faeces, which leak out through her vagina”[24]. The study was conducted between April 1st and June 30th 2014, backed by a kiva review. It was a retrospective cross-sectional study, both qualitative and quantitative in nature. Data was collected from theatre records and admission sheets for […]

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