Daniel E. Otobrise

Psychosocial and Mental Health Burden among Persons with Albinism in Nigeria: Findings from a Nationwide Study

Daniel E. Otobrise & Mbanefo C. Uyanwune · Asian Journal of Research and Reports in Neurology · 2025

Background: Albinism, a genetically inherited condition characterised by the partial or complete absence of melanin, remains poorly understood and stigmatised in many African societies, including Nigeria. Individuals with albinism often experience discrimination, social exclusion...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/ajorrin/2025/v8i1155

Factors Influencing Pediatric Emergency Department Return Visits in a Nigerian Tertiary Hospital: A Retrospective Analysis

Daniel E. Otobrise, Sopuruchukwu L. Emechebe, Johnson Yonni, Mbanefo C. Uyanwune, Mistura A. Akintola, Ebike-enie K. Tantua, Minichimso John Okah, Chidinma R. Ndubueze, Elizabeth A. Nasamu, Chidera A. Okezie-Okoye, Olutomiwa A. Omokore & Boluwatife S. Atolagbe · Asian Journal of Pregnancy and Childbirth · 2025

Background: Pediatric return visits to the emergency department (ED) are key indicators of healthcare quality and system efficiency. Understanding the factors that contribute to these return visits is essential to improving patient outcomes and optimising emergency care delivery...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/ajpcb/2025/v8i1179

Access to Sunscreen, Protective Clothing, and Dermatologic Care Among Albino Populations in Nigeria: A Cross-sectional Study

Daniel E. Otobrise, Melissa O. Edeko, Chima P. Igbokwe & Mbanefo C. Uyanwune · Asian Journal of Research in Dermatological Science · 2025

Background: Albinism is a genetically inherited condition characterised by reduced or absent melanin, predisposing individuals to ultraviolet (UV)-related skin damage, including sunburns, photoaging, and skin cancers. In sub-Saharan Africa, particularly Nigeria, persons with albi...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/ajrdes/2025/v8i1137