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Post-Pandemic Hand Hygiene Behavior Among Public Health Trainees: Evidence of the Knowledge–Behavior Gap and Sex Differences

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By Peter McCarthy, Nhial Tutlam, Dennis Tsagli
| preprints.org
You are already at the latest version Hand hygiene is a cornerstone of infection prevention, yet adherence often declines once public health emergencies subside. This study examines post-pandemic hand hygiene practices and knowledge among public health trainees. We conducted a cross-sectional study of students and staff (N = 93) at a U.S. School of Public Health between May and October 2025.
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HIV among refugee youth in Uganda: unmasking the crisis

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By Nhial Tutlam, Samuel Kizito, Makerere College, Tewodros Liyew
| The Lancet Verified
Uganda is one of the countries severely affected by the HIV/AIDS pandemic and currently hosts the largest number of refugees in sub-Saharan Africa, estimated at 1·5 million, of whom 24% are youth aged 15–24 years. 1 UNHCR Overview of Refugees and Asylum-seekers in Uganda. Many refugees are settled in regions with some of the highest HIV prevalence and new infection rates.
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What If Dr. John Garang Were Alive Today?

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By Nhial Tutlam, Gurtong Trust
| gurtong.net
"And if there was clear evidence of corruption among his top lieutenants, he would not merely beg them to return stolen public resources but would have leveraged whatever tools at his disposal to hold the culprits accountable." By Nhial T. Tutlam, PhD* Let’s imagine that on the fateful day of July 30, 2005 the helicopter carrying Dr. John Garang from Uganda back to his base in Southern Sudan arrived safely.
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