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Energy Intake, Diet Diversity, and Nutritional Status of Preschool-aged Orphans in Institutional Care: An Explanatory Sequential Study in Metropolitan Manila

Abstract ID: 97 Authors: Abigail Laurice R. Go Tiffany Zaira F. Garonita Jash Augeane E. Dayapdapan Affiliations: University of the Philippines Diliman. Abstract:Background: The number of orphans in the Philippines continues to rise due to the impacts of COVID-19, natural disasters, teenage pregnancy, lack of education, and poverty. Preschool-aged children […]Read more »

Awareness and Utilization of Health and Long-Term Care Services among Elderly Immigrants in Japan

Abstract ID: 96 Authors: Mai Fujii Maki Chinen Affiliations: Meio University, Japan, Okinawa Prefectural Nursing College Abstract:Background: The number of non-Japanese residents in Japan reached a record 3.77 million in 2024, including approximately 220,000 aged 65 and over a 1.5-fold increase over the past decade. This demographic shift raises critical […]Read more »

Traditional health care and herbal medicine use among the Karen people: A case study of Ban Mae Lan Kham, Samoeng District, Chiang Mai Province

Abstract ID: 95 Authors: Prasert Trakansuphakon Suwichan Phatthanaphraiwan Kavlex Narongdet Kyle Cook John O’Neil Affiliations: Simon Fraser University; Pgakenyaw Association for Sustainable Development. Abstract:Background: The use of traditional medicines among Karen people has sustained Ban Mae Lan Kham (BMLK) village for generations. Throughout the seven Karen livelihood areas, the contemporary […]Read more »

Implementing equitable integrated care for older adults: capacity assessment of Hong Kong’s social care sector

Abstract ID: 94 Authors: Ruby Yu Lok-yan Tam Clara Cheng Sara Kong Grace Leung Matthew Yu Jean Woo Affiliations: CUHK Jockey Club Institute of Ageing, The Chinese University of Hong Kong. Abstract:Background: Persistent healthcare inequities disproportionately affect health outcomes among vulnerable older adults, highlighting the urgent need for scalable, community-based […]Read more »

Synergistic Antimicrobial Potential of Lemongrass and Cuban Oregano: A Comparative Evaluation of Efficacy for Potential Disinfectant Use

Abstract ID: 93 Authors: Jesela Angeli R. Agas Rafael Miguel C. Alibarbar Darylle Marie Hannah M. Ang Sebastian Angelo B. Balmes Antoinette Dominique M. Bautista Erin Dominique M. Buenaventura Mark Kevin P. Devanadera Vivian Villegas Maria Luisa R. Olano Affiliations: Department of Medical Technology, University of Santo Tomas; Department of […]Read more »

More Than Connected: Rethinking Global Health through Indigenous Relationality

Abstract ID: 91 Authors: Meylin Zink Yi Affiliations: Applied Health Services Research Program, Saint Mary’s University Abstract:Current global health frameworks increasingly recognize the interconnected nature of health, yet often overlook the relational, spiritual, and ethical dimensions emphasized in Indigenous worldviews. This study draws on interviews with 18 Indigenous participants from […]Read more »

Pandemic Vulnerability Among Indigenous Populations in Malaysia: A Scoping Review of Structural Inequities and Public Health Response

Abstract ID: 90 Authors: Norhasliza Abu Bakar Siti Aisah Mokhtar Siti Raihan Adnan Siti Nur Aliaa Roslan Affiliations: Department of Community Health, Faculty of Medicine and Health Science, Universiti Putra Malaysia; Department of Civil Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Universiti Putra Malaysia. Abstract:Background: Indigenous populations in Malaysia including the Orang Asli […]Read more »

A Correlational Study on Psychological Adaptation Among Parents of Children with Asthma and Chronic Cardiovascular Diseases

Abstract ID: 89 Authors: Joseph Matthew M. Garcia Aligui, JhonRobert E. Amistoso, Samantha Danielle P. De Las Alas, Ana Blanqui I. Echano, Dianna Jones F. Hu, Chen-Ni L. Mendez, Mhica Joy O. Parico, Charleigh Ainsley M. Rivera, Mark Maurice R. Tanciongco, Maria Lourdes Alaiza D. Flores, Lawrence A. Affiliations: Abstract:Background: […]Read more »

Advancing Health Equity through China’s Domestic HPV Vaccine Strategy: Progress and Structural Barriers

Abstract ID: 88 Authors: Jiayu Li Affiliations: School of Global Health, Faculty of Medicine, Chulalongkorn University Abstract:Background: Cervical cancer remains a leading cause of morbidity and mortality among women in China. New incident cases reached 155,700, with 55,700 deaths annually. In recent years, domestic HPV vaccine development has been prioritized […]Read more »