30 Apr 2026Open access
Aspirin Use for Pre-Eclampsia Prevention in IVF/ICSI Pregnancies in Kumasi, Ghana: A Prospective Cohort StudyPublisher siteResearch Square, Assisted Reproductive Technology and Twin Pregnancy
UniversitiesAdu Appiah‐Kubi
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Adu
Appiah‐Kubi
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University of Health and Allied Sciences
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4 works1 Nov 2025
HOPE IN EARLY DETECTION: OUTCOMES FROM A WEST AFRICAN COHORTPublisher siteInternational Journal of Gynecological Cancer, Agriculture and Farm Safety
28 Aug 2025Open access
Incidence, risk factors and outcomes of preterm live births in a tertiary health facility in GhanaPublisher sitePLoS ONE, Preterm Birth and Chorioamnionitis
25 Feb 2025Open access5cites
The burden of visually diagnosed female genital schistosomiasis among women with infertility in the Volta Region of GhanaPublisher siteTropical Medicine and Health, Parasites and Host Interactions
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