Of the 104 patients reporting natural product use, the majority reported using only 1 product (60 patients, 58%).
Among women with unintended pregnancy (regardless of HIV status), a majority reported using short-term family planning methods.
The findings also suggest that men had strong awareness of contraception, and the majority reported using some form of contraception with their wives.
Furthermore, the use of research evidence in policymaking processes, as reported by policymakers, is comparable to those from Canada, the UK [ 10], and Australia [ 2], whereby the majority reported using evidence to inform policy content.
When reporting experience with navigation aids the majority reported using satellite navigation and paper maps 'more than once a month' and web-based routing 'more than once a week'.
In a survey of 152 organizations that produce guidelines, technology assessments, or support the use of research in developing health policy a large majority reported using both an internal review process (80%) and external review by experts (82%) [ 8].
A substantial majority (86%%) reported use for wellness or wellness and treatment combined and over half of reported wellness alone as their reason for use.
Whereas the majority of students reported use of the practice quizzes at the end of studying as a final check of their understanding of the material, another group of students used the practice quizzes before beginning to study as a means of focusing their efforts on areas of weakness.
Presently, most Nigerians assess their oral health status positively and majority report using toothbrushes for maintaining good oral hygiene but display poor dental visiting habits.
At baseline, 90% (N = 539) stated that contraceptives were required if having sex before marriage; of those reporting sex in the last three months, the majority reporting using contraceptives (78%, 62/79) but condom use was low (44%, 35/79).
