Search Results - "Nnamani, A"

Levels and health risk assessments of Phthalate acid esters in indoor dust of some microenvironments within Ikeja and Ota, Nigeria by Anake, Winifred U., Nnamani, Esther A.

“…The levels, profiles of Phthalate acid esters (PAEs) and their associated health risk in children and adults using indoor dust samples were assessed from nine…”
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Physico-chemical characterization of indoor settled dust in Children's microenvironments in Ikeja and Ota, Nigeria by Anake, Winifred U., Nnamani, Esther A.

“…Indoor dust is a collection of particles identified as a major reservoir for several emerging indoor chemical pollutants. This study presents indoor dust…”
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Comparative analysis of umbilical artery doppler indices of normal and suspected IUGR fetuses in the third trimester by Nnamani, A, Ibewuike, C, Okere, P, Obikili, E

“…Background: Intrauterine growth restriction (IUGR) is an important cause of perinatal morbidity and mortality, the prevalence of which is six times higher in…”
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Incidentalomas in Chest Radiograph of Apparently Healthy Individuals Presenting for Pre-Employment Medical Examination in Enugu State, Nigeria by Ezeofor, S N, Onuh, A C, Mgbe, E K, Dim, N R, Nnamani, A O, Anyanwu, G E, Eke, C B

“…A chest radiograph is the most commonly requested and performed imaging for diagnosis and screening including medical examination. The study aimed to determine…”
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MRI-based morphometric analysis of corpus callosum dimensions of adults in Southeast Nigeria by Ajare, Enyereibe Chuks, Campbell, Francis Chukwuebuka, Mgbe, Emeka K, Efekemo, Aghogho O., Onuh, Augustine Chukwudi, Nnamani, A. O., Okwunodulu, Okwuoma, Ohaegbulam, Samuel C.

“…The Corpus callosum (CC) is the largest commissural fibre tract, ensuring swift information transfer and integration in both cerebral hemispheres. Variations…”
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Perovskite Oxides: Syntheses and Perspectives on Their Application for Nitrate Reduction by Bayode, Ajibola A., Ore, Odunayo T., Nnamani, Esther A., Sotunde, Babajide, Koko, Daniel T., Unuabonah, Emmanuel I., Helmreich, Brigitte, Omorogie, Martins O.

“…Over the decades, the rise in nitrate levels in the ecosystem has posed a serious threat to the continuous existence of humans, fauna, and flora. The…”
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Indoor air quality in day-care centres: a global review by Anake, Winifred U., Nnamani, Esther A.

“…A healthy indoor environment is critical for children due to the severe effect of poor indoor air quality (IAQ) on their overall well-being. Day-care centres…”
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Overview of the Mechanism of Degradation of Pharmaceuticals by Persulfate/Peroxysulfate Catalysts by Anjorin, Excel O., Alfred, Moses O., Sotunde, Babajide, Nnamani, Esther A., Bayode, Ajibola A., Unuabonah, Emmanuel I., Helmreich, Brigitte, Omorogie, Martins O.

“…The leaching of pharmaceutical ingredients into water bodies poses an escalating threat, demanding urgent remediation strategies. Among several techniques…”
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Bridging the Funding Gap for Oncology Services in LMIC: The BWS Cancer Patient Treatment Intervention Fund Project by Nnamani, A., Iloanusi, N., Okwuosa, C., Lasebikan, A., Okoye, I.

“…Abstract only Amount raised: #1,627,000 (Nigerian Naira) Background and context: With a large population and very limited resources, the economic burden of…”
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Increasing Cancer Awareness Through BWS Social Media Activities by Achunine, E., Okoye, I., Nnamani, A., Okwuosa, C., Nwamaka, L.

“…Abstract only Background and context: Information is key. The Nigerian Communications Commission released a statement in December 2017 that 98.3 million people…”
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BWS Effort in Cancer Screening in Rural Communities by Lasebikan, A., Nnamani, A., Iloanusi, N., Okoye, I., Okwuosa, C., Ezeilo, L., Mba, I.

“…Abstract only Background and context: Nigeria, being the most populous African country has the highest cancer burden. Most of the population reside in rural…”
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BWS Experience in Integrating Cancer Care by Iloanusi, N., Nnamani, A., Okoye, I., Lasebikan, A., Okwuosa, C., Ezeilo, L., Mba, I.

“…Abstract only Background and context: Nigeria, being the most populous African country has the highest cancer burden. Fragmentation of healthcare services…”
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Exploratory Use of Cloud Computing and Social Media for Prostate Cancer Advocacy in Nigeria by Eguzo, K., Jacob, A., Okwuosa, C., Mbogu, F., Owuenyi, N., Okoye, I., Eguzo, C., Ekong, E., Okparah, M., Sariel, P., Oluoha, C., Nwankwo, G., Nwanyanwu, J., Emenike, F., Agharanya, P., Njoku, I., Nworu, C., Iwuji, C., Nnamani, A., Ekanem, S., Ezeilo, L., Emeonye, P.

“…Abstract only Background and context: Prostate cancer is the commonest cancer affecting Nigerian men, with worse outcome compared with men from the developed…”
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