The shortage of medicines in developing countries is a critical issue that hampers access to
essential treatments, exacerbates healthcare disparities, and hinders public health …

Oral health is a critical aspect of overall well-being, and its importance is particularly
pronounced in developing countries. This chapter reviews the achievements, challenges …

Patient safety is a pressing issue in developing countries, with unique challenges and
opportunities for improvement. This research review examines achievements, quality …

Laboratory medicine practice in developing countries faces a myriad of challenges,
including limited resources, infrastructure deficiencies, and workforce shortages. Despite …

Dentistry education is a critical component of healthcare systems globally, but its structure
and quality vary significantly across high-income, middle-income, and low-income …

Pharmacogenomics, the study of how an individual's genetic makeup influences drug
response, has gained significant attention in healthcare. This chapter explores the status of …

Laboratory tests and their interpretation play a crucial role in healthcare, providing valuable
information for diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment decisions. This chapter explores …

Radiology and medical imaging research in developing countries are pivotal for addressing
healthcare disparities and enhancing patient care. This chapter aims to discuss historical …

This chapter discussed the causes and risk factors associated with diabetes mellitus in
developing countries. Diabetes mellitus is a growing health concern in these regions, driven …

Tuberculosis (TB) remains a significant global health challenge, particularly in developing
countries where the burden is most pronounced. This chapter provides a concise overview …