Vol. 1 No. 1 (2023): October-2023

Articles

• PATTERNS OF DENTAL IMPLANT UTILIZATION AND CLINICAL OUTCOMES AMONG ELDERLY PATIENTS IN A NIGERIAN TERTIARY HEALTH INSTITUTION

  Olufemi A. Adeyemi Ph.D

  As the global population ages, the demand for dental implant therapy among the elderly has risen significantly. This study explores the patterns of dental implant utilization and clinical outcomes among elderly patients in a Nigerian tertiary health institution. Aging brings about biological and

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• PREVALENCE AND MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATION OF TOXOPLASMA GONDII IN RETAIL RED MEAT SAMPLES ACROSS ERBIL GOVERNORATE, KURDISTAN REGION, IRAQ: IMPLICATIONS FOR FOOD SAFETY AND PUBLIC HEALTH

  Prof. Dr. Ahmed Kareem Hussein , Layla Hassan Ali

  Toxoplasma gondii, a widespread protozoan parasite, poses a significant public health challenge globally. This study aimed to detect anti-T. gondii antibodies in human blood samples using immunological tests and investigate potential risk factors. A total of 520 blood samples were collected from

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• A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS OF LASSA FEVER EPIDEMIOLOGY, CLINICAL PRESENTATION, AND MOLECULAR VARIABILITY IN ETHIOPIA: IMPLICATIONS FOR PUBLIC HEALTH PREPAREDNESS

  Dr. Tsegaye Abera Chibsa , Prof. Alemayehu Gebremedhin Kumsa

  Lassa fever, caused by the Lassa virus, is a significant public health concern in many regions of Africa, including Ethiopia. This comprehensive study delves into the epidemiology, clinical presentation, and molecular variability of Lassa fever in Ethiopia, shedding light on critical aspects of

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• EXAMINING THE IMPACT OF OCULAR INJURIES ON MENTAL HEALTH IN BANGLADESH: A PUBLIC HEALTH PERSPECTIVE

  Mohammad Ali Rahman Ph.D

  Eye injuries represent a significant cause of preventable vision loss globally, affecting individuals irrespective of their socio-economic status or demographic profile. This study aimed to investigate the epidemiological profile of both occupational and non-occupational ocular injuries in

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• FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO CHILD STUNTING IN NIGERIA: A HOLISTIC EXAMINATION OF SOCIOECONOMIC DISPARITIES AND MATERNAL EDUCATION

  Prof. Dr. Emily Smith, Dr. Sarah Brown, Dr. Adebayo Ogunwale

  Child stunting remains a critical public health concern in Nigeria, with far-reaching implications for development, productivity, and overall well-being. This study utilizes data from the 2018 Nigeria Demographic and Health Survey to comprehensively examine factors contributing to child stunting

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