Carnegie Mellon University Africa

Exploring Healthcare Professionals’ Views on Effective Feeding Interventions for Mealtime Management in Autistic Children: A Delphi Study

Abstract Aim: This study aimed to identify consensus among healthcare professionals regarding feeding interventions and strategies for autistic children and to explore their experiences and perspectives on implementing these approaches in the South African context. Methods: An e-...

Benchmarking informal mobility in Africa: Evidence from Kigali for inclusive transportation planning

Urban mobility in sub-Saharan African cities is shaped by the widespread presence of informal transport services, yet their operational performance and spatial role remain insufficiently quantified. This study analyzes approximately 5 million motorbike taxi trips and 80,000 ride-...

Bilateral ascending dry gangrene following documented smear-positive malaria in a patient with multivalvular rheumatic heart disease and normal CT angiography findings: a case report

Introduction: Symmetrical peripheral gangrene (SPG) is a rare syndrome characterized by distal ischemic necrosis affecting two or more extremities in the absence of major arterial occlusion or vasculitis. Malaria is an uncommon but recognized trigger, most often described in asso...