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Barriers and Disparities in Maternal and Child Vaccination Coverage in Galmudug State, Somalia: A Descriptive Study

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By s’ Note, Salad Halane, Abdiwali Mohamed Ahmed, Mohamed Ahmed
| SAGE Publishing
Abstract Background: Vaccination is a vital public health intervention for reducing child mortality from vaccine-preventable diseases. Despite progress, disparities persist in fragile settings such as Somalia. Galmudug State faces challenges including socioeconomic inequalities, geographic barriers, insecurity, and limited healthcare infrastructure. This study examined maternal and child vaccination coverage in Galmudug, focusing on socio-demographic, healthcare, and geographic factors.
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Application of machine learning algorithms and SHAP explanations to predict fertility preference among reproductive women in Somalia - Scientific Reports

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By Jamilu Sani, Salad Halane, Abdiwali Mohamed Ahmed
| Nature Verified
Abstract Fertility preferences significantly influence population dynamics and reproductive health outcomes, particularly in low-resource settings, such as Somalia, where high fertility rates and limited healthcare infrastructure pose significant challenges. Understanding the determinants of fertility preferences is critical for designing targeted interventions.
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Ischiophagus conjoint twins , a case report | IMCRJ

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By Salad Halane, Farah Farah
| Dove Medical Press
Abdihakim Elmi Abdi Shakur,1 Salad Ahmed Halane,2 Farah Yusuf Farah3 1General Surgery Department, Hodan Hospital, Mogadishu, Somalia; 2Department of Reproductive Health, Ministry of Health, Galmudug, Somalia; 3Department of Anatomic, Kamil Diagnostic Center, Mogadisho, Somalia Correspondence: Abdihakim Elmi Abdi Shakur, Email [email protected]; [email protected] Background: The birth of conjoined twins is an extremely rare neonatal condition, occurring in approximately 1 in 100,000 live births.
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