Qualitative studies have addressed men's awareness of testicular cancer, with none exploring their awareness of non-malignant diseases such as epididymitis, testicular torsion, and varicocele and none including sexual minorities.
Although several breastfeeding-related studies disclosed barriers influencing breastfeeding, none explored pursuing leisure.
Only two studies explored associations with PEP experience and none explored knowledge of and/or experience with earlier generations of ARVs [ 50, 55].
34 Although the content of communication was identified during the design phase in three mHealth trials from sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), none explored the need for interaction.
Despite the increasingly large number of publications, few studies investigated the utility of HPV DNA self-sampling and genotyping in future screening programmes, and none explored the potential role of emergent molecular markers.
This study is unique in that prior to this study, only two studies have attempted to examine weight gain through the sophomore year of college, with none quantifying body composition [ 5, 10] and none exploring the possible impact of living on campus versus living off campus.
Many studies have investigated GP motivations in joining research networks as investigators [ 3], but none explored the beliefs, attitudes, motivations and environmental factors involved when GPs are asked to participate in research initiated by others and in which one of their patients has been enrolled.
Whilst most studies reported some significant effect of auditory training on their chosen outcome measures, none explored the implications for their finding on the desired endpoint of this line of research, i.e. tangible benefit for the person who has tinnitus.
Previous studies exploring the influence of HLA B∗5701 on disease progression have been relatively small [6 8]; none have explored the effect of this allele on the relationship between HIV viral load and CD4+ cell count in untreated individuals and few have assessed its influence on the response to antiretroviral therapy (ART) [13,14].
Stott, a historian of science, deploys her research effortlessly and demonstrates great attention to detail, but the proliferation of themes means that none are explored in much depth.
