Petroleum Attendants and Mechanics Show Highest Benzene Levels in Nigerian Biomonitoring Study
A cross-sectional study of 675 workers in Abuja found that Nigerian petroleum attendants and motor mechanics had significantly higher adjusted ...
A cross-sectional study of 675 workers in Abuja found that Nigerian petroleum attendants and motor mechanics had significantly higher adjusted ...
A comprehensive review finds that traditional Yoruba foods contain bioactive compounds with experimentally demonstrated cardioprotective mechanisms, while their displacement by ...
A qualitative study of 13 surgical team members at two Nigerian tertiary hospitals identifies staffing shortages, hierarchical barriers and checklist ...
A geophysical survey of eighteen vertical electrical soundings in Akungba-Akoko, Nigeria, found low aquifer yield potential and poor natural protective ...
A year of continuous sensor measurements across Abeokuta and Shagamu shows urban sites running hotter than rural ones, especially at ...
A focused ethnographic study in Nigeria found that myths, side effects, religion, polygamy and cultural beliefs limit modern contraceptive use, ...
Fall armyworm, the voracious caterpillar that has become one of the most destructive pests of maize worldwide, can be pushed ...
A cross-sectional study of 246 people living with HIV on HAART in three Nigerian states found hypertension and diabetes were ...
A scoping review of 22 cross-sectional studies covering 5,537 Nigerian healthcare workers found hepatitis B vaccine awareness ranging from 50.7 ...
A natural experiment in Nasarawa State, Nigeria, found that the departure of a hospital's only resident surgeon was associated with ...
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