Vol. 023 No. 1 (2025)

SHORT COMMUNICATION: THE ODDS RATIO: A MEASURE OF STRENGTH IN CLINICAL RESEARCH AND AN ANTITHESIS TO ODDS IN GAMBLING

K.I Egbuchulem

THE BURDEN OF POST-CAESAREAN SECTION WOUND COMPLICATIONS IN A TEACHING HOSPITAL IN SOUTHEAST NIGERIA

U.C. Mba, S.G. Mba, S.J. Yiltok

STIFF PERSON SYNDROME-MANAGING A RARE AUTOIMMUNE DISORDER IN A LOW RESOURCE SETTING: A CASE REPORT

C. Ikechukwu1,2, M. Onyedika1, E. Nwazor3, F. Usigbe2,4

STAGE-SPECIFIC TREATMENT AND CLINICAL OUTCOMES OF PATIENTS WITH HEPATOCELLULAR CANCER AT THE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE HOSPITAL, IBADAN: A 5-YEAR REVIEW

H.A. Alimi, M. Osundina, M. Ijikoyejo, T. Badmos, K.O. Akande, O.T. Oke, A.A. Aje, A. Akere, F. Fehintola, J.A. Otegbayo

SPECTRUM OF INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IN NIGERIA: EXAMINING REGIONAL DISPARITIES USING A NATIONALLY REPRESENTATIVE SURVEY

A.S. Adebowale1,2, M.M. Salawu1, A.F. Fagbamigbe1, O.I. Fawole1

PARENTAL RESPONSE AND COPING STRATEGIES FOR ADOLESCENTS’ BEHAVIOURAL PROBLEMS: A COMMUNITY-BASED CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY

M.O. Zubayr, A.M. Obimakinde, O.A. Popoola

NEUROCOGNITION, PLASMA LEVEL OF TUMOUR NECROSIS FACTOR- RELATED APOPTOSIS INDUCING LIGAND (TRAIL), AND PHAGOCYTIC ACTIVITY IN HIV PATIENTS ON LONG-TERM ANTIRETROVIRAL THERAPY

S.K. Rahamon1, T.B. Kasali1, A.A. Onifade1, S.P. Ogundeji2, O.G. Arinola1

FREQUENCY AND CORRELATES OF HYPOGONADISM AMONG A COHORT OF NIGERIAN MEN WITH TYPE 2 DIABETES MELLITUS

J.O. Adeleye1, A.S. Onasanya2, O.O. Sonuga3, A. Esan2, A.A. Adebiyi1

EVALUATION OF SOME SELECTED COSMETIC POWDERS OF TALCUM COMPOSITION FOR BACTERIAL AND FUNGI OF CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE

O.L. Okunye1, T.T. Kolade2, C.O. Babalola3, B.C. Kotun4, O.T. Oyedemi5, E.A. Oladipupo1, S. Ade-Adekunle1, E.M. Coker6, P.A. Idowu6, B.C. Iloka1, P.O. Ajayi1, J.S. Ayedun4

EDITORIAL: HOLISTIC MEDICINE: ACHIEVING OPTIMAL HEALTH STATUS FOR THE SOCIETY

K. Adigun

DISSECTING THORACIC AORTIC ANEURYSM WITH CLASSIC IMAGING FINDINGS AND REVIEW OF LITERATURE

S.J. Ayilara1, O. Obande2, A.T. Adeniji-Sofoluwe1,3

COVID-19 TESTING PERFORMANCE AND STRATEGIES FOR RAPID SCALE UP OF LABORATORY CAPACITY IN A PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCY IN A RESOURCE-CONSTRAINED SETTING: THE SARS-COV-2 NIGERIA RESPONSE EXPERIENCE

S. Bello,1 A.S. Adebowale,1 M.D. Dairo,1 E.A. Bamgboye,1 M.M. Salawu,1 R.F. Afolabi,1 A. Namale,2 S. Kizito,2 S.N. Kabwama,2 R. Ndejjo,2 S. Kiwanuka,2 R. Wanyenze,2 O.I. Fawole,1