Publications by authors named "L Julian Haywood"

Marine plastic debris can affect the delivery of ecosystem services and cause direct damage to affected industries; with resulting impacts on the economy. This paper applies a version of the benefits transfer method to provide a preliminary estimate of the economic impacts of marine plastic in South Africa, in terms of impacts on ecosystem services, direct damage to industry, and clean-up costs. The total economic impact associated with the plastic reaching South Africa's marine environment each year ranges between R3.

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  • * Current treatments primarily focus on managing symptoms, including restoring fluid levels and preventing serious complications like laminitis and sepsis.
  • * Ion channels in the intestines play a crucial role in controlling fluid and electrolyte movement, and there is potential for future treatments targeting these channels to help manage diarrhea related to equine colitis.
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Objectives: Ambulances offer the first opportunity to evaluate hyperacute stroke treatments. In this study, we investigated the conduct of a hyperacute stroke study in the ambulance-based setting with a particular focus on timings and logistics of trial delivery.

Design: Multicentre prospective, single-blind, parallel group randomised controlled trial.

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Domestic solid waste is rapidly increasing due to accelerated population growth and urbanization. Improper waste disposal poses potential health risks and environmental concerns. Here, we investigated waste disposal practices in relation to household/dwelling characteristics in South African low-income communities.

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