Survey data from 6,116 Armenian women in 8,749 households relate intimate-partner violence to empowerment, age, children, wealth, and decision-making authority. The cross-sectional analysis compares urban and rural respondents within Armenia’s 2015–2016 demographic-health evidence.
Ancient Armenian medical literature, highland geography, national identity, and present-day herbal therapies are brought together to explain enduring attitudes toward plant medicine and wellness.
At Lusakert Cave, heavy polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons correlate with Middle Palaeolithic artifact density while light wildfire markers do not, supporting controlled hominin fire use independent of natural burns.
Researchers compare carbonate carbon-isotope and conodont-apatite oxygen-isotope records from the Chanakhchi and Vedi II sections in Armenia across the Permian–Triassic boundary. Correlation with sites in Iran and China places carbon-cycle disruption before rapid warming, while a mercury signal associates the temperature rise with a major volcanic episode.
Interpretive phenomenological interviews with six Armenian-American men in the San Francisco Bay Area identify community stigma, felt stigma, cultural beliefs, and resource constraints as barriers to mental-health care.
Maybury and colleagues test hyperspectral imaging against Raman spectroscopy on ten folios from six Armenian illuminated manuscripts in the Bodleian Library. The comparison finds that rapid imaging can map pigments efficiently but works best when checked against a more specific analytical technique and suitable reference data.
Mostafa and Mahmood review the Eurasian Economic Union's development, performance, and prospects, treating Armenia as one of its five member states. They argue that Russian dominance, economic weakness, political goals, and distrust among members have limited the union's integration agenda.
Genetic clustering of wild and cultivated grape accessions places Armenian, Azerbaijani, and Georgian wild vines together while testing domestication and gene flow across Eurasia.
A study of 204 Armenian Americans found comparable overall health-promotion scores across blood-pressure groups, while normotensive participants reported more physical activity and stress management after BMI adjustment.
A school-based survey of 214,283 adolescents across forty-two countries reports Armenia's multi-site chronic-pain prevalence at 13.2 percent and compares age and sex patterns.
Demographic and Health Survey data across thirty countries estimate daily secondhand-smoke exposure among pregnant women at 73 percent in Armenia, the study's highest reported prevalence.
Fittante uses Glendale to test whether the ethnoburb concept, developed largely for Chinese immigrant settlements, travels to an Armenian American context. The article combines community history and demographic description to characterize Armenian settlement within the San Fernando Valley's urban geography.
Howard and colleagues compare Armenia's national immunization advisory group with counterparts in five other lower- and middle-income countries using interviews, meeting observations, and documents. The study assesses institutional design, recommendation processes, integration with health ministries, and the need for sustained support.
Shahnazarian and Ziemer examine the everyday experiences of women widowed by conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh. The article brings widowhood into analysis of the region's prolonged violence and shows how recurring military insecurity shapes family life and encounters with death.
Della Gatta examines Syrian Armenians who fled to Armenia after 2011 through qualitative research and diaspora and return-migration frameworks. Their experiences complicate a simple ethnic-return model by showing continuing attachment to Syria and tensions between an imagined ancestral homeland and life in the present Armenian state.
Fittante reconstructs the development of Armenian settlement in Southern California and explains Glendale's emergence as a major Armenian diasporic center. The article places local demographic and economic change within international migration history and the racial geography of mid-century Glendale.
Baar and Baar compare the economic structures and long-term strategies of post-Soviet de facto states after major regional policy shifts in 2014-2016. Nagorno-Artsakh appears alongside Transnistria, South Ossetia-Alania, and Abkhazia in an analysis of dependence and geopolitical constraint.
Long-term field research maps the common bent-wing bat in Artsakh, emphasizing the Azokh cave population while recording ecology, activity, sex ratios, biology, and average lifespan.
Population surveys from Nagorno-Karabakh and three other post-Soviet de facto states link trust in external patrons with confidence in presidents, security, economic performance, and postwar order.
McGovern and colleagues combine residue chemistry, archaeobotany, dating, and environmental evidence from Neolithic sites in Georgia to document very early grape-wine production. The study situates the Shulaveri-Shomutepe cultural zone across the southern Caucasus, including northern Armenia.
Thermophilic bacilli from geothermal springs in Armenia and Nagorno Karabakh were isolated, identified, and sequenced to characterize thermostable lipase genes and proteins.
Integrated fossil and magnetic evidence from Armenia's Urtsadzor section recalibrates late-Eocene larger-foraminifer events against global plankton zones outside the usual southwest European sites.
Longitudinal sequencing compares breast-fed infants in Armenia and Georgia, identifying country- and birth-method differences within bifidobacteria-dominated intestinal communities.
Vollhardt and Nair compare focus-group accounts from Armenian American, Burundian, Jewish American, and Nepali-speaking Bhutanese communities. They identify paired patterns in how collective victimization is carried within groups, including vulnerability and resilience, loss and renewal, and silence and transmission.
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