Original ResearchPublished 12 October 2026Capacity strengthening for community health workers in trachoma prevention and referrals: a mixed-methods study in Al Sabra district, Ibb governorate, YemenLeen Daoud · Magid Al Gunaid · Aïssatou Diawara · Mahanna Elsheik · Alison Krentel · Sami A. Al-HaidariFrontiers in Tropical Diseasesdoi 10.3389/fitd.2026.1854052
Original ResearchPublished 24 August 2026Risk factors associated with leprosy in Bongo District, Ghana: a mixed methods studyIsaac Apeligre Adabre · Mavis Pearl Kwabla · Seth Christopher Yaw Appiah · Gloria Ivy Mensah · Paul Amuna · Kennedy Kwasi Addo · Bassirou BonfohFrontiers in Tropical Diseasesdoi 10.3389/fitd.2026.1922763
Original ResearchPublished 21 August 2026CFAST: a simplified and culturally adapted stroke education tool for Chinese communitiesHaroon Khan · Yang Wang · Jing Chen · Xiao-Bing Xie · Wei Xu · Meng Li · Dong-Ling Huang · Jiannan Xiao · Chuan-Cheng RenFrontiers in Strokedoi 10.3389/fstro.2026.1845862
ReviewPublished 21 August 2026Organic waste mismanagement, free-roaming dog ecology, and rabies risk in endemic countries: a one health narrative reviewMuhammad Hassnain · Waqas Ahmad · Qamer Mahmood · Hafiz Manzoor Ahmad · Fiaz Ahmad · Muhammad Rafi Ullah · Saba KhalidFrontiers in Tropical Diseasesdoi 10.3389/fitd.2026.1859942
Original ResearchPublished 21 August 2026Intersecting stigma, social exclusion and coping mechanisms among women living with obstetric fistula in rural northern Ghana: a qualitative studyNawara Sulemana Abilla · Ernestina Asiedua · Joyce B. P. Pwavra · Salamatu Issah · Ephraim SenkyireFrontiers in Reproductive Healthdoi 10.3389/frph.2026.1923194
Original ResearchPublished 23 April 2026Pastoralists as peacebuilders: lived experiences from conflict-affected communities in northern NigeriaEmmanuel Ojo · Van Crowder · Austen Moore · Olusola IsolaPastoralism: Research, Policy and Practicedoi 10.3389/past.2026.15770
Original ResearchPublished 14 November 2025Conflicting interests over natural resource use: the case of interactions among livestock keepers, farmers, and wildlife at Kilombero Valley, TanzaniaSayuni B. Mariki · Liliane BinegoFrontiers in Sustainable Resource Managementdoi 10.3389/fsrma.2025.1650915
