Etukokwu Ijeoma U.

The Impact of Maternal Education and Socioeconomic Status on Child Health Outcomes in Edo State, Nigeria

Usoro U.T Edidiongobong, Ehikwe, G. Ifesinachi, Egwowa M. Elo-Oghene, Enioya, G. Eshiemah, Etukokwu Ijeoma U., Isuekebhor O. Cynthia, Chukwuneke M. Osita, Ikponmwosa V. Ebuwa, Okolie C. Obinna, Akpa N. Kenneth & Akhaine J. Precious · Asian Journal of Pediatric Research · 2025

The understanding of child health has significantly evolved over the years. Modern perspectives recognize that a healthy childhood is shaped by a complex interplay of factors—biological, social, environmental, and psychological. The study aimed to understand the impact of materna...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/ajpr/2025/v15i2422

Effects of Comorbidities on Lassa Fever: A 5-Year Retrospective Analysis of Cases Admitted in a Lassa Fever Research Institute in Nigeria (2019-2023)

Chiegboka S. Frances, Usoro U.T Edidiongobong, Odion Hendrix E., Enotiemonria J. Ighodalo, Etukokwu Ijeoma U., Awolo O. Daniel, Akeredolu W. Utome, Abebe E. Stephen, Oshadiya O. Christian, Osamuyi Emmanuella I., Ezedigwe O. Collins, Osigbeme Azemobor & Akhaine J. Precious · Journal of Advances in Medicine and Medical Research · 2024

Background: Co-morbidities in Lassa fever refers to the presence of other underlying medical conditions or diseases in individuals infected with the virus. These co-morbidities can significantly affect the progression and outcome of Lassa fever, making it a complex and challengin...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/jammr/2024/v36i75516