Search Results - "Mayeem, Benjamin N."

Maternal hepatitis B status and Sex at birth: A cross-sectional study in a Ghanaian population by Banyeh, Moses, Woli, Moses Kofi, Mayeem, Benjamin N., Kolekang, Augusta S., Nukpezah, Ruth Nimota, Habib, Nadia, Owusu, Emmanuel Ansah, Tanko, Muniru Mohammed, Dagungong, Clement Binwatin

“…Maternal carrier status of hepatitis B has been associated with excess sons while maternal immunity to it has been associated with excess daughters at birth…”
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Investigating hemolysis, elevated liver enzymes and low platelet count in preeclampsia: A case‐control study in Ghana by Akilla, Martin Awe, Nchor Awinibuno, Ignatius Abowini, Banyeh, Moses, Mayeem, Benjamin N., Kwofie, Gabriel Sakyi, Adoko, Stephen, Nukpezah, Ruth Nimota, Kolekang, Augusta S., Dagungong, Clement Binwatin, Amidu, Nafiu

“…Background and Aims Preeclampsia poses a heightened risk for women, particularly in the development of hemolysis, elevated liver enzymes, and low platelets…”
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Exploring Hematological and Biochemical Disparities in Same-Sex and Opposite-Sex Females: A Cross-Sectional Twin Study in a Ghanaian Population by Banyeh, Moses, Mayeem, Benjamin N, Woli, Moses Kofi, Kolekang, Augusta S, Dagungong, Clement Binwatin, Bure, David, Wemegah, Romarick Kofi, Azindow, Mikail Ihsan, Yakubu, Suleman, Seidu, Musah, Baba, Mohammed Madde, Essoun, Elisha, Owireduwaa, Nancy

“…There are sex-dependent differences in hematological and biochemical variables in adulthood attributed to the predominant effects of testosterone in males and…”
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