11 Apr 2026Open access
Cholera amid the climate crisis: a systematic review of flooding-driven health risks in West AfricaPublisher siteDiscover Public Health, Vibrio bacteria research studies
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Isaac Iyinoluwa
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6 works17 Mar 2026Open access
Assessing content validity of learner milestones for decolonial global health education: A modified Delphi studyPublisher sitePLOS Global Public Health, Global Health and Surgery
1 Apr 2025Open access5cites
A mixed-methods study of the drivers of stunting reduction among children under five in Nigeria, 2008–2018Publisher siteAmerican Journal of Clinical Nutrition, Child Nutrition and Water Access
9 May 2024Open access2cites
Disability Inclusion in the National Strategic Plan for HIV/AIDS: A Review on the National Response of West African CountriesPublisher siteInternational Journal of Sexual Health, Disability Rights and Representation
1 Mar 2024Open access3cites
Mental health literacy, prevalence of depression and PTSD among internally displaced persons in Northern NigeriaPublisher siteGLOBAL PSYCHIATRY ARCHIVES, Migration, Health and Trauma
1 Jan 2024Open access6cites
National eHealth strategy frameworks in Africa: a comprehensive assessment using the WHO-ITU eHealth strategy toolkit and FAIR guidelinesPublisher siteOxford Open Digital Health, Research Data Management Practices
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