Titlebook: Handbook of Medical and Health Sciences in Developing Countries; Education, Practice, Yaser Mohammed Al-Worafi Living reference work 2023La

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Thyroid Disorder Management in Developing Countries,loped nations is similar to the management in industrialized countries, i.e., North America and Western Europe half century ago. To summarize this, thyroid disorders are easily managed in developed countries, but the pressure of thyroid diseases in low-income countries is high and underestimated. Bu

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Asthma Management in Developing Countries,eir effects on the quality of life) and decrease morbidity and life-threatening exacerbations. Management of asthma could be complex, especially in developing countries, since low-income populations have less access to healthcare and proper medication. Furthermore, with the COVID-19 outbreak, health

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Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Diseases (COPD) Management in Developing Countries,challenges related to lack of resources, healthcare access, and guidelines adapted to their needs. Further research should explore epidemiology, screening, diagnosis, and management specificities of COPD in developing countries.

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Rhinitis Management in Developing Countries,, recommendations are proposed, including the development of local guidelines, increased public awareness, training for healthcare providers, and the expansion of telemedicine services. Access to affordable medications, environmental control measures, and culturally tailored patient education materi

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Cystic Fibrosis Management in Developing Countries,y impact the well-being of patients. Timely diagnosis and comprehensive care are essential to prevent and manage these complications effectively. The clinical presentation of CF varies, but common symptoms include chronic cough, recurrent lung infections, poor growth, and digestive problems. Early i

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Peptic Ulcer Management in Developing Countries,sis and management. Peptic ulcers exert a substantial clinical burden in developing countries, often leading to hospitalizations, surgeries, and long-term medical therapy. Economically, the costs of medical care and lost productivity due to illness place a strain on individuals and healthcare system