Publications by authors named "Hala A Elzilal"
Objectives: Workplace safety is essential to occupational health practices among healthcare providers, especially for nurses vulnerable to work-related hazards such as needle stick and sharp injuries. In Yemen, the underestimation and absence of reporting system and lack of health supplies in a collapsed health system exacerbated the needle stick and sharp injuries. This study aimed to identify the prevalence and associated factors of needle stick and sharp injuries among nurses in Taiz, Yemen.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFThis study aims to highlight the low birth weight (LBW) in Taiz City (Yemen), as LBW is one of the public health challenges experiencing a profound effect on newborns. This was a cross-sectional study since the interview and medical records were the sources of data to be analyzed by SPSS. The findings of this study include; a high prevalence of LBW (39.
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- - The study emphasizes the importance of verifying taxonomic identities in biology, using a combined approach of morphological and molecular characterization to distinguish among five local taxa of a specific genus.
- - Variations in leaf and cypsela characteristics were noted under Mediterranean conditions, and a phylogenetic analysis revealed different groupings among the examined taxa.
- - Molecular markers demonstrated significant variance between taxa, with the integrated methodology enhancing the authentication process of various chicory taxa, suggesting that Egyptian chicory is part of a specific subspecies.