20 Mar 2026Open access
Health-Seeking Amid Conflict and Climate Stress: How Climate Disaster Shapes Maternal and Child Healthcare Behavior in Fragile and Conflict- Affected SettingsPublisher siteResearch Square, Climate Change and Health Impacts
UniversitiesAminatu A. Kwaku
Active, last published 2026
Aminatu A.
Kwaku
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Bayero University Kano
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5 works28 Feb 2026Open access1cites
Caregivers´ qualitative insights on trust, resilience and vaccination attitudes shaping child health in conflict-affected Northeast NigeriaPublisher siteConflict and Health, Migration, Health and Trauma
24 Feb 2026Open access
Can trust in healthcare be restored after armed violence? Evidence from a randomized field experiment in north-eastern NigeriaPublisher siteSocial Science & Medicine, Global Maternal and Child Health
21 Sept 2025Open access3cites
Caregivers’ Qualitative Insights on Trust, Resilience and Vaccine Hesitancy Shaping Child Health in Conflict-affected Northeast NigeriaPublisher sitemedRxiv, Poverty, Education, and Child Welfare
12 Mar 2025Open access8cites
Maternal and child healthcare-seeking among victims of violence in armed conflict: A quasi-experimental study in northeast Nigeria∗Publisher sitemedRxiv, Health and Conflict Studies
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