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| 1 | Cytoplasmic expression of HuR may be a valuable diagnostic tool fordetermining the potential for malignant transformation of oral verrucous borderlinelesions显示文摘 | Umma Habiba Tetsuya Kitamura Aya Yanagawa-Matsuda Kyoko Hida Fumihiro Higashino Yoichi Ohiro Yasunori Totsuka Masanobu Shindoh | 2014 | Oncology Reports2014，，4： | 1 |
| 2 | Palliation of malignant tracheal stenosis with a second implantation of an expand-able metallic stent under endotraeheal intubation 显示文摘 | Watanabe H Umma T Tsunoda T | 2013 | Toka/ J Exp Clin Med2013，38，2： | 1 |
| 3 | Anti-oxidant potential of aqueous root extract of Coleus edulis mediating cerebroprotection against ischemia and repeffusion injury in rats 显示文摘 | Prabhakar 0 Umma Maheswari Y Ramesh M | 2013 | J Pharm Res2013，7，1： | 1 |
| 4 | Drought riskreduction through a socio-economic,institutional and physicalapproach in the northwestern region of Bangladesh显示文摘 | Umma Habiba Rajib Shaw Yukiko Takeuchi | 2011 | Environmental Hazards2011，10，2： | 1 |
| 5 | Performance evaluation of forest co-management: a case study of Chunati Wildlife Sanctuary, Bangladesh显示文摘The objective was to evaluate the performance of the co-management of Nishorgo Support Project at Chunati Wildlife Sanctuary in Bangladesh. I adopted the Focus Groups Discussion method for opinion survey and applied the SWOTAHP technique for data analysis. Local people did not participate in the decision-making process of forest management and they perceived co-management as a threat to their livelihoods. Moreover, mistrust and misunderstanding among different stakeholders, political and ethical conflicts, lack of property rights of tribal communities, and lack of accountability and transparency were identified as the drawbacks of co-management. | Umma Tamima | 2016 | Journal of Forestry Research2016，27，4： | 0 |
| 6 | Climate Change, Water Scarcity, and Health Adaptation in Southwestern Coastal Bangladesh显示文摘Climate change may affect human health through multiple and interactive pathways that include safe water scarcity. However, impacts of climate change-induced water scarcity on health and well-being are complex.About 80% of illnesses in developing countries are attributed to unsafe drinking water and waterborne diseases. In Southwestern Bangladesh, lack of safe drinking water is a severe crisis due to climate change. The study investigated the impacts of climate change on water resources and human health in a coastal area. A questionnaire survey was carried out in two villages of Shymnagar upazila on the southwestern coast to investigate the present status of safe water sources and health care facilities and their impacts on the local community. The results show that the local community believes that climate change is having substantial impacts on freshwater sources and health. More than 70% of the respondents identified diarrhea, dysentery,and skin diseases as the prime waterborne health risks that occur through climate-related safe water scarcity. By synthesizing the ground data, we suggest pathways to health adaptation to climate change effects and safe water scarcitythrough locally available adaptive practices such as the use of pond sand filters, rainwater harvesting, and importing potable water with the active participation of the government,nongovernmental organizations, and communities. | Md.Anwarul Abedin Andrew E.Collins Umma Habiba Rajib Shaw | 2019 | International Journal of Disaster Risk Science2019，10，1： | 0 |
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