Mothers Who Seek Care Drive Timely Vaccination in Rural Nigeria’s Farming Households
A study of 2,751 rural Nigerian agricultural households links maternal healthcare-seeking behaviour and paternal education to higher childhood vaccination coverage.
A study of 2,751 rural Nigerian agricultural households links maternal healthcare-seeking behaviour and paternal education to higher childhood vaccination coverage.
A survey of 144 poultry farmers in Kwara State, Nigeria, found that 95 percent had low knowledge of helminth infections ...
A survey of 656 Nigerian households shows that home gardening significantly boosted dietary diversity and generated extra income during the ...
A qualitative study of 37 mothers in Ebonyi State, Nigeria, finds that maternal stress, hunger, time scarcity, and perceived lack ...
A basin-wide aeromagnetic re-evaluation of Nigeria's Bornu Basin has revealed six buried sub-basins, two of which, with sediments up to ...
A survey of integrated fish-chicken farms in southwestern Nigeria reveals heavy use of critically important antibiotics, poor biosecurity, and a ...
A new review links Nigeria's rising cancer burden to persistent organic pollutants from oil spills, pesticides, e-waste, and industrial emissions, ...
A quasi-experimental study of 372 Nigerian pre-service biology teachers found that an edutainment package dramatically outperformed conventional teaching in boosting ...
A new study in northwestern Nigeria statistically tested whether Sentinel-2 satellite indices can substitute for ground-based resistivity surveys in assessing ...
A ten-week study of six schools in Benin City, Nigeria, found that classroom particulate pollution and poor sanitation drive acute ...
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