Compassion in organizations: sensemaking and embodied experience in emergent relational capability. A phenomenological study in South African human service organizations by Train, Katherine Judith

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The R563Q Mutation of the Beta Subunit of the Epithelial Sodium Channel: Prevalence and Effect by Jones, Dr Erika Sherad Wilshire

“…The results are important because hypertension resulting from the R563Q mutation is a common and treatable cause of hypertension. It is recommended that hypertension units in South Africa screen for the mutation and alter treatment appropriately. …”
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South African university students' user experience of mobile applications for anxiety and depression by Chipps, Wesley

“…Background: Globally, university students have been shown to be disproportionately affected by common mental disorders (CMDs). The primary CMDs reported by students have been anxiety and depression. …”
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The Lion Couchant - Architecture of the ontological landscape of Lion Mountain by Botha, Charlton

“…The neutrality of everyday life is suggested as the common factor that brings these archetypes into discourse. …”
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High School educators' perceptions of their role in reporting child neglect by Stevens, Melissa

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Emosionele behoeftes van die MIV/VIGS geaffekteerde Kleurlingkind in die middelkinderjare (Afrikaans)

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Antibiotic resistance in Red Sea brine pools by Elbehery, Ali Hassan Ali

“…Here, we initially validated commonly used AR detection methods, then analyzed antibiotic resistance in four brine pools (Atlantis II, Discovery, Kebrit and Chain Deeps) in addition to a brine-influenced site. …”
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SSHscreen and SSHdb : software for microarray-based screening and sequence management of cDNA libraries

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Spatial variation in functional traits and grazing value of savanna grasses at the community and species level

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A formative study on the adaptation of mental health promotion programmes for perinatal depression in West Chitwan by Subba, Prasansa

“…Results: Due to poor awareness and stigma, none of our respondents had ever sought help for depression from the antenatal or postnatal service providers. Using local expressions for common depressive symptoms such as loss of interest, rumination, pessimistic views, extreme worries, restlessness, two separate CIDTs were developed each for antenatal and postnatal depression. …”
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From #MenAreTrash to #MensConference: Networked masculinities in South African Twitter by Aguera, Reneses Pablo

“…In accordance with the notion of masculinity as multiple, fluid and discursive, the analysis uncovered a wide range of masculinity discourses on South African Twitter across a traditional-liberal spectrum. While expressions of sexism and misogyny were common throughout the sample, men also upheld alternative and progressive models of manhood. …”
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Frankenstein: a monstrous romanticism by Königkrämer, Lobke

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Evolution of XDR-TB and the associated proteome by McGrath, Marieta

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Complementary feeding practices and behaviours of positive deviants among caregivers of young children at risk of stunting in Harrismith, Free State Province, South Africa by Pilditch, Kerry

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Mechanisms and kinetics of atmospheric sphalerite oxidative and non-oxidative leaching by Henning, Adriaan Johannes

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Pharmacokinetic herb-drug interaction study of selected traditional medicines used as complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) for HIV/AIDS by Awortwe, Charles

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When things fall apart and when they come together: Tracing the processes of a task-shared intervention for perinatal depression in South Africa by Davies, Claire Thandiwe

“…The research found that local idioms used to describe depression included 'stress', 'thinking too much', being sad or unhappy, and being scared. Some of the common symptoms of depression were expressed as withdrawal and not wanting to talk, crying or sadness, poor concentration, thinking too much, fear and anxiety, stress, sleep problems, headaches, and body pain. …”
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Assessing the occurrence and mechanisms of horizontal gene transfer during wine making by Barnard, Desire

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Assessing the anthropogenic threats to vultures in the communal farmlands of Namibia by Craig, Christie

“…Feathers were the most commonly used part, mainly for decorations and making arrows. …”
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Elected legislatures in sub-saharan Africa: Attitudes of citizens from 18 countries towards legislatures, with a particular focus on Mozambique, its assembly and parliamentarians by Azevedo, Elisabete

“…Mozambican civic leaders saw parliament as an indispensable and critical institution, and they expressed frustration with the extreme party-centricity of MPs, which is perceived as normal by MPs. …”
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