Adapting and piloting a cognitive-behavioural group therapy-based anxiety intervention programme for vulnerable children from a disadvantaged background within the South African co... by Myburgh, Naomi

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Interdependence between geometric, tensile and chemical bond behaviours of untreated hair fibres by Cloete, Elsabe

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The effect of alcohol abuse on high-risk sexual behaviour among students in Mafikeng by Mabille, Philip Adam Neo

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The effects of prenatal and early-postnatal ethanol exposure on rat brain neurochemistry and behaviour by Swart, Patricia Cathryn

“…Foetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD), the umbrella term used to describe the wide range of cognitive and behavioural deficits observed after exposure to alcohol in utero, is a major public health issue specifically in South Africa. …”
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Information monitoring and current awareness services supporting the information behaviour of pregnant women

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Effects of a complex semi-natural cage system on Sprague Dawley rat welfare using behaviour, faecal glucocorticoid metabolites and selected organ weights as indicators

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Does temperature alter the relationship between sleep behaviour and non-communicable diseases in five different populations? by Marekerah, Queen Marvelous

“…Part D (Appendices) includes supplementary analyses, ethics approvals, and research permissions. Part E (Editorial/Policy Brief) discusses public health policy implications, emphasizing the need to consider temperature and sleep quality in addressing the global NCD burden. …”
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Insights of urban and rural female youth regarding the nature and consequences of sexual risk behaviour

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Contraceptive histories: a comparative analysis of switching behaviour in five East African countries by Kisaakye, Peter

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Intentions to engage in a meat-reduced diet: an application of the integrative model of behavioural prediction by Ransome, Kristin

“…This research makes use of the Integrative Model of Behavioural Prediction (IMBP) in order to isolate the key determinants of what drives the intentions of middle to upper-income South Africans to engage in a meat-reduced diet (MRD). …”
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Dietary behaviour, well-being and training load of female student field hockey players

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Consumers' knowledge of food fraud and its impact on their purchasing behaviour of organic fresh produce

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The impact of stressful life events on antiretroviral treatment adherence and viral load amongst adults in Gugulethu, Cape Town by Coombs, Julie-Anne

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The effect of implantation and heat treatment on the structural evolution and migration behaviour of Selenium in glassy carbon

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Perceptions of first-year students regarding engaging in sexual behaviours at a university campus by Qinisile, Nomawethu Patricia

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Evaluation of a nutrition and health education program on components of metabolic health on women from under-resourced South African communities by Guillén, Pujol-Busquets Georgina

“…Eat Better South Africa (EBSA) runs nutrition education programs to teach – predominately women – how to choose affordable healthier foods that are lower in refined carbohydrates and higher in healthy fats to prevent or manage metabolic conditions. Aims: This research aims to optimise the EBSA program for women from underresourced communities and to evaluate its effectiveness for changing dietary behaviour and improving metabolic health. …”
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Investigating the risky sexual behavioural patterns that put students at the risk of HIV Infection at Hifikepunye Pohamba Campus (HPC) of the University of Namibia (UNAM) by Chirimbana, Moses

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The applicability of the Theory of Planned Behaviour to choosing a career as a rural physician in South Africa

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Factors affecting men's movement through the HIV cascade in the public health services in Cape Town: Perspectives and experiences of health care providers by Madzima, Rutendo

“…Although women lead in the number of infections they are at an advantage when it comes to seeking and receiving care. Men's poor health seeking behaviour finds them seeking care late, testing at lower rates, defaulting from treatment and eventually having worse health outcomes. …”
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