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BioSocial Health Journal

Tabriz: Hamid Allahverdipour, 2024- · eISSN 3060-6268

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80
المؤلفون
288
السنوات المغطاة
2024–2026
نموذج الوصول المفتوح
وصول مفتوح ذهبي
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محكّمة
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الإنجليزية
رمز الدولة
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DOAJ
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المقالات 80

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The Impact of Social Media on Mental Health Stigma: An Exploratory Survey Among Students in Bingham University, Karu

Nongo Francis Seeren · BioSocial Health Journal · 2026 · 10.34172/bshj.174

Introduction: Mental health stigma remains a major barrier to care-seeking globally, particularly among young adults. Social media has become a primary source of health information for this demographic, yet its association with mental health stigma, whether through awareness dissemination or reinforcement of negative s …

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Comprehensive Examination of the Knowledge, Perception, and Intention for Continuation of Female Genital Mutilation among Male Protegees of Traditional Circumcisers in Oyo State’s Local Communities

Olayinka J. Adebajo, Susan Kebu, Grace Charles Ishatah وآخرون · BioSocial Health Journal · 2026 · 10.34172/bshj.168

Introduction: Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) affects over 230 million women and girls globally, including communities in Oyo State, Nigeria. Despite international efforts to eliminate the practice, FGM persists, often sustained by traditional circumcisers and their male proteges. This study examined the knowledge, per …

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Social Media Use and Depressive Symptoms Among U.S. Female Adolescents: The Role of Cyberbullying and Weight Misperception

Kayla G. Kim, Stephen Shifflett · BioSocial Health Journal · 2026 · 10.34172/bshj.180

Introduction: Social media is a central part of adolescents’ daily lives, and frequent use has been associated with poorer mental health. These associations may be particularly pronounced among female adolescents, who are more likely to engage with appearance-related content. However, the psychosocial factors underlyin …

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The Phenomenal Body and Lay Pharmacology in Lifelong Treatment Adherence: A Review of an Interpretivist Perspective

Hailu Chare Koyra · BioSocial Health Journal · 2026 · 10.34172/bshj.178

Introduction: Medication non-adherence in chronic illness remains a critical bottleneck to optimal healthcare delivery, directly associated with elevated morbidity, mortality, and systemic expenditures. This narrative review was aimed to explore the emic perspectives of patients undergoing lifelong treatments, examinin …

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Personal, Work-Related, and Client-Related Burnout Among Community Health Workers: A District-Wide Cross-Sectional Study from Tamil Nadu, India

Mohan Kumar M, Seetharaman Narayanan, Periasamy Aparnavi · BioSocial Health Journal · 2026 · 10.34172/bshj.185

Introduction: Anganwadi workers (AWWs) are the community health or social or grass root workers delivering services through Anganwadi centres (AWCs) and house-to-house visits in India. Our aim was to estimate the prevalence of burnout among Anganwadi workers in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu. We also determined the factors ass …

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Does Perceived Behavioral Control Predict Restrained Eating in Overweight and Obese Youth?

Behnam Bagherzadeh, Hamid Allahverdipour · BioSocial Health Journal · 2026 · 10.34172/bshj.189

Introduction: Perceived behavioral control (PBC) is a core construct of the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) and a key determinant of health behaviors. However, its specific role in relation to restrained eating among overweight and obese youth remains underexplored. Therefore, this study aimed to investigate the assoc …

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High Utilisation and Subtle Barriers: Migrant Public Healthcare Access in Yeoville Bellevue, a South African Urban Community

Zibusiso Msimanga, Burt Davis · BioSocial Health Journal · 2026 · 10.34172/bshj.160

Introduction: The Yeoville Bellevue community is a major destination for both international and internal migrants due to its proximity to inner-city Johannesburg, which is perceived to offer many employment opportunities. Consequently, the suburb is known as the migrant community. This phenomenon strains resources, inc …

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Availability, Accessibility, and Utilization of Youth-Friendly Reproductive Health Services in Public Health Facilities in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, Nigeria: A Cross-Sectional Study

Idoko Philip Idoko · BioSocial Health Journal · 2026 · 10.34172/bshj.156

Introduction: Adolescents and young people represent a significant proportion of Nigeria’s population and remain central to the country’s future health and development. However, they continue to face multiple sexual and reproductive health (SRH) challenges, including early pregnancy, unsafe abortions, and sexually tran …

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Comparison of WHO and Indian Consensus BMI Criteria for Predicting Maternal Outcomes in a North Indian Population

Anumeha Bhagat, Kaur Gurjit, Batra Geetika وآخرون · BioSocial Health Journal · 2026 · 10.34172/bshj.132

Introduction: Gestational weight and maternal adiposity are important determinants of obstetric outcomes. This study evaluates the utility of Indian consensus BMI criteria, in combination with waist circumference, for predicting adverse maternal outcomes in a North Indian population. The aim of this study was to assess …

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Exploring the Relationship Between Urgent Care Visits on Daily Smoking Intensity: A Cross-Sectional Study Using Zero-Inflated Models

Shafeel Umam, Rubaiya Binte Razzak · BioSocial Health Journal · 2026 · 10.34172/bshj.148

Introduction: Cigarette smoking is a significant public health concern, leading to increased illness and higher healthcare costs. This research aims to investigate how frequencies of visits to urgent care facilities impact the daily cigarette consumption of smokers. Understanding these relationships is crucial for deve …