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CONCLUSIONS: Refugee health screening remains essential in post-arrival healthcare, allowing early identification and treatment of infections and micronutrient deficiencies and support for complex cases. Fragmented systems for refugee health

CONCLUSION: The dominant pattern is a gradient of increasing nocturnality and declining overlap in activity patterns as human pressure increases from NP to BZ to OBZ, with persistent nocturnality in hog deer and wild boar indicating chronic

CONCLUSION: PLHIV in Perlis, Malaysia reported generally good HRQOL despite the COVID-19 pandemic. Higher age and moderate income were associated with better WHOQOL, whereas higher education and income paradoxically lowered self-rated health (EQ-VAS)

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CONCLUSION: Adults with Long COVID experienced poorer HRQOL 2 years or longer after mild-to-moderate infection compared with those without persistent symptoms, regardless of sex, age, ethnicity, education level or comorbidities. These findings