DR. FAJEMBOLA'S OPINION.

AZEEZAT FAJEMBOLA

A new medical paper is published every thirty (30) seconds, most humans do not read and understand scientific publications, this shows in our daily lives. We take you to the world of publications, and to the lives of scientists. Our aim is for the world, in and outside the world of STEM to understand publications from the author's perspective holistically. We built a platform even a layman can understand and enjoy. Please join me every weekend on YouTube and various podcast platforms to learn, unlearn and relearn topics that affect us from the cell, tissues, organs, systems and institutions.

  1. Jun 15

    COVID-19 VACCINE UPTAKE & FACILITATORS AMONG KEY POPULATIONS LIVING WITH HIV & AIDS IN RIVERS STATE

    🟨🟦 GUEST RESEARCHER PROFILE- MR. KORFII UEBARI. Mr. Uebari Korfii is a multidisciplinary researcher with over 10 years of experience supporting health research and programmes across Nigeria. His work spans maternal and child health, reproductive medicine, HIV/AIDS, COVID-19, vaccine uptake, mental health, environmental health, and health systems strengthening, with a strong focus on evidence-based research and translating evidence into policy and practice. He holds a Master of Science in Environmental Chemistry from Rivers State University and a Master of Business Administration from Miva Open University, Nigeria. He is currently completing a Master of Public Health at the University of Port Harcourt as well as a PhD in Environmental Chemistry in Rivers State University, Port Harcourt. He also has several public health certificates from the University of Washington through its Global Health E-Learning Program (eDGH), McGill University, Canada, and the Barcelona Institute for Global Health – ISGLOBAL. Mr. Korfii has served as a Principal Investigator and lead researcher on multiple nationally and internationally funded studies. He is the recipient of the Early Career Research Grant from the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene (RSTMH), funded by the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR), where he led a mixed-methods study on COVID-19 vaccination uptake, barriers, and facilitators among key populations living with HIV/AIDS in Rivers State, Nigeria. In addition, he has received competitive research and professional development awards from the Royal Society of Chemistry, McGill University, and international global health training programmes. His work reflects a strong commitment to human-centred, data-driven approaches that promote sustainable, locally owned solutions for improving health outcomes in Nigeria. @WHONigeria @WHO @AfricaCDC @CDCgov @UnescoMilBR UNESCO @MBRF_Knowledge.global @Misk_Global @mbrf_news @WHONigeria @who.fides @UNESCO @CDCGlobal World Health Organization @bbchealth @bbcglobalwomen @youtube Centers for Disease Control and Prevention @youtubeafrica @uebari_korfii #FIRST #eachonehelpone

    53 min
  2. Jun 15

    Ethnobotanical survey of medicinal plants used in the management of breast cancer in Bauchi State.

    🟦🟨 GUEST RESEARCHER PROFILE- MR TOHEEB SODIQ. Mr. Toheeb Sodiq is a dedicated and passionate individual who earned his degree in Pharmacology with First Class Honor from Bauchi State University, Nigeria. With a strong desire for quality education, he volunteers enthusiastically, focusing on providing high-quality instruction to students. His curiosity and eagerness to learn drive him to be constantly inventive and willing to take on new challenges. Mr. Toheeb's unique blend of skills and experience sets him apart. He excels as a talented educator, researcher, and leader, with a profound aspiration to make a positive impact on the world. His captivating passion and inspiring dedication to creating a better world are truly evident. Mr. Toheeb is particularly motivated to advance his understanding on Cancer Drug Discovery and Design (CADD), and Neuropharmacology. He has published 9 groundbreaking articles in his field, demonstrating his passion for research and commitment to advancing knowledge. With his expertise and dedication, Mr. Toheeb is poised to make significant contributions to the scientific community. @WHONigeria @WHO @AfricaCDC @CDCgov @UnescoMilBR UNESCO @MBRF_Knowledge.global @Misk_Global @mbrf_news @WHONigeria @who.fides @UNESCO @CDCGlobal World Health Organization @bbchealth @bbcglobalwomen @youtube Centers for Disease Control and Prevention @youtubeafrica #FIRST #eachonehelpone

    37 min
  3. May 10

    MAPPING THE ROLE OF VAGUS NERVE STIMULATION IN POST-STROKE ARM MOTOR RECOVERY.

    🟨🟦 GUEST RESEARCHER PROFILE- DR. NICHOLAS ADERINTO. Nicholas Aderinto, M.D. is a physician-scientist and editor whose work in stroke recovery, neurorehabilitation, and translational neuroscience has earned international recognition. He is currently pursuing a Doctoral Program at the University of Utah, where his research focuses on novel neuromodulation strategies to improve functional outcomes in stroke survivors. His work and leadership have made him one of the most visible and influential early-career neuroscientists from Africa contributing to global neurological health. Dr. Aderinto has authored over 100 peer-reviewed articles in leading journals, including The Lancet, Nature, Current Neurology and Neuroscience Reports, Current Treatment Options in Neurology, European Journal of Medical Research, and Clinical Neurology and Neurosurgery. His research has been cited more than 2,000 times, with an H-index of 24. According to Elsevier’s SciVal analytics, he ranks among the Top 500 Researchers in all subject areas in Africa (2020–2026). In 2024 and 2025, he was nominated for Wiley’s Research Hero of the Year Award, recognizing scientists whose work demonstrably impacts public health and global research visibility. Wiley also produced a documentary highlighting his contributions to neurorehabilitation in low-resource settings. Dr. Aderinto serves as Topic Editor for Frontiers in Neurology, co-leading the international special issue “Redefining Stroke Recovery: Current Trends and Recent Advances” with collaborators from Harvard, Johns Hopkins, the University of Geneva, and the University of Texas at Austin. He is also an Academic Editor for PLOS ONE. He contributes to global collaborative research as a Global Burden of Disease (GBD) Collaborator with the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME), a Research Fellow with ICORMed Collaborative (Berlin), and Research Lead for the Emerging Researchers Network (Nigeria). @pshan_alliance @NicholasArete @WHONigeria @WHO @AfricaCDC @CDCgov @UnescoMilBR @MBRF_Knowledge.global @Misk_Global @mbrf_news @WHONigeria @who.fides @UNESCO @CDCGlobal @bbchealth @bbcglobalwomen @youtube @firstecosystem @youtubeafrica

    37 min
  4. Apr 7

    MALNUTRITION IS SEXIST: BRIDGING NIGERIA'S GENDER NUTRITION GAP.

    🟦🟨 GUEST RESEARCHER PROFILE- MRS OLUMIDE MARTHA. Mrs Martha Nwanua Olumide is a Nigerian Biomedical Scientist and Global Health Advocate known for her work in clinical diagnostics, quality assurance in LMICs, and writing on health/gender issues, particularly focusing on nutrition and women's health She is a research and advocacy fellow with women in global health Nigeria. As a HCPC-registered Biomedical Scientist and an ASCPi candidate, she brings a unique blend of scientific expertise and a deep commitment to improving health outcomes in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). Her interests spans across nutrition, maternal and child health, gender equity, infectious disease epidemiology, climate and health, and the integration of bioinformatics and AI in public health solutions.Martha has contributed to diverse health projects involving HIV, TB, and COVID-19, providing support in project implementation, data analysis, and stakeholder engagement. She is experienced in supporting cross-functional teams, fostering strategic partnerships with NGOs, academic institutions, and global health organizations, and translating data into actionable insights for sustainable impact. With a passion for science, collaboration, and equity, Martha aims to drive innovation at the intersection of laboratory science, public health, and climate resilience. @pshan_alliance @WHONigeria @WHO @AfricaCDC @CDCgov @UnescoMilBR @MBRF_Knowledge.global @firstecosystem @Misk_Global @mbrf_news @WHONigeria @who.fides fides @UNESCO @CDCGlobal @bbchealth @bbcglobalwomen

    43 min
  5. Mar 21

    EFFECTS OF MORINGA EXTRACTS ON URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS IN KADUNA, NIGERIA.

    🟨🟦 GUEST RESEARCHER PROFILE- MR. ZAKARI OSHEKU. Mr. Zakari Isiaka Osheku is a global health expert, researcher, and leader whose work focuses on infectious diseases, health economics, health systems management, and digital health innovation. His professional mission centers on advancing evidence-based policy, strengthening health systems, and improving healthcare delivery in low- and middle-income countries through research, innovation, and capacity development. He is the Founder and President of the Digital Innovation School of Health (DISH), a platform dedicated to advancing digital transformation and research capacity in global health. Through DISH, he led the Global Health Data and Artificial Intelligence Fellowship (GHD-AI Fellowship), empowering over 40 healthcare professionals with advanced competencies in global health research, data analytics, and the application of artificial intelligence for health systems strengthening. Mr. Zakari is also the Founder of the Primary Health Care Initiative Africa, a nonprofit organization committed to advancing strong, resilient, and equitable primary health care systems across Africa. His work integrates infectious diseases, primary health care, health policy analysis, economic evaluation, and digital innovation to support data-driven decision-making and improve population health outcomes.  A lifelong learner and scholar, Mr. Zakari is currently a PhD scholar in Health Economics, Management and Policy at the Global Health and Infectious Disease Control Institute. He holds multiple advanced degrees, including a Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Public Health, Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Medical Microbiology, a Master’s degree in Health Economics, a Master of Business Administration (MBA), and an Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA) in addition to a B.Sc. in Microbiology. @pshan_alliance @WHONigeria @WHO @AfricaCDC @CDCgov @UnescoMilBR @MBRF_Knowledge.global @Misk_Global @mbrf_news @WHONigeria @who.fides @UNESCO @CDCGlobal @bbchealth @bbcglobalwomen #FIRST #eachonehelpone

    42 min

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A new medical paper is published every thirty (30) seconds, most humans do not read and understand scientific publications, this shows in our daily lives. We take you to the world of publications, and to the lives of scientists. Our aim is for the world, in and outside the world of STEM to understand publications from the author's perspective holistically. We built a platform even a layman can understand and enjoy. Please join me every weekend on YouTube and various podcast platforms to learn, unlearn and relearn topics that affect us from the cell, tissues, organs, systems and institutions.