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AZEEZAT FAJEMBOLA
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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.

  1. 6D AGO

    TRAUMATIC UTERINE RUPTURE IN SECOND TRIMESTER: TWO DEPARTMENTS, TWO PATIENTS, TWO SURVIVORS.

    🟨🟦 GUEST RESEARCHER PROFILE- DR. KAGGWA HENRY. Henry Kaggwa is a passionate, licenced, and experienced medical doctor (general practitioner) in Uganda, East Africa. Dr. Kaggwa is an early career researcher and co-founder of HealTorch Foundation and Medical Centre. He relentlessly strives to increase healthcare access in rural areas with a bias in infectious and non-communicable diseases. He prioritises patient centred care, disease prevention, and health promotion through health education, research, and tech based innovations.  He is a pragmatic leader, an alumnus of Aspire Leaders Program, and Mellenium Campus Network Fellow. He has been twice a team leader on the Global Admission Committee (GAC) of Millennium Campus Network (MCN) supervising a review of 50000+ university students' applications from Africa, Asia, America and Europe.  He actively participates in agriculture and environmental conservation, producing organic food. Dr. Kaggwa is affiliated with Busitema University, Uganda Communications Commission, and Mengo Hospital, where he supports the surgery department in research. @pshan_alliance @whonigeria @who @africacdc @cdcgov @UnescoMilBR @MBRF_Knowledge.global @miskglobal Global @mbrf_news _news @WHONigeria @who.fides @unesco @cdcglobal @bbchealth

    54 min

  2. FEB 8

    CIRCIRDIAN RHYTHM IN ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE: A MOLECULAR CLOCK WORTH WATCHING.

    🟨🟦 GUEST RESEARCHER PROFILE- DR. BIVEK SINGH. Dr. Bivek is a neurologist and medical educator with research interests in circadian biology, neurodegeneration, stroke, and chronotherapy. His work focuses on integrating circadian neuroscience into clinical and translational frameworks. He is also actively involved in academic mentoring and international research collaborations. @pshan_alliance @whonigeria @who @africacdc @cdcgov @unescomil @mbrf_news _Knowledge.global @Misk_Global @mbrf_news @WHONigeria @who.fides @unesco @cdcglobal @WBG_Health @bbchealth @first.ecosystem ecosystem ecosystem #eachonehelpone #Drfajembola

    33 min

  3. FEB 1

    MENTAL HEALTH DYNAMICS AND EMOTIONAL RESPONSES IN GAMBLING:A CROSS- SECTIONAL STUDY OF BETTORS.

    🟨🟦 GUEST RESEARCHER PROFILE- DR. JAMES ODUBIA. Dr. James Success Odubia is a dedicated researcher with a strong commitment to advancing public health through health promotion and evidence-based research.  Currently, Dr. Odubia serves as the Head of Research and Development at DataClear Consult. He also contributes to higher education as a Lecturer and Research Adviser at Dove Francies University. Conclusively, he aspires to be a professor of Public Health. @pshan_alliance @who @whonigeria @africacdc @cdcgov @UnescoMilBR @MBRF_Knowledge.global @Misk_Global @mbrf_news @WHONigeria @who.fides @unesco @cdcglobal @WBG_Health @bbchealth @first.ecosystem ecosystem #eachonehelpone #Drfajembola

    47 min

  4. JAN 26

    DISINVESTING IN THE FUTURE LEADERSHIP OF GLOBAL HEALTH HAS BEGUN:WHAT CAN WE DO ABOUT IT?

    🟦🟨 GUEST RESEARCHER PROFILE- DR. SHASHIKA BANDARA. Dr. Shashika Bandara is a post-doctoral fellow at the Department of Global Public Health in the School of Population and Global Health at McGill University. His research and advocacy focus on global health policy and governance. He co-leads McGill University’s research on policy exemplars addressing structural discrimination to improve health in collaboration with the Lancet Commission on Racism, Structural Discrimination and Global Health. He is an academic editor of the PLOS Global Public Health journal. Shashika received his Ph.D. from McGill University and holds a masters in global health from Duke University. Dr. Shashika is formerly a policy associate at the Center for Policy Impact in Global Health at the Duke Global Health Institute. Dr. Shashika has worked in human rights policy advocacy in Sri Lanka and South Asia, with Law and Society Trust and in collaboration with Forum Asia. He also has experience working in humanitarian settings with CARE International. His previous training includes molecular biology and has conducted cancer immunology research at Johns Hopkins University. #FIRST #eachonehelpone #Drfajembola. Four recommended readings. Disinvesting in the future leadership of global health has already begun: What can we do about it? https://journals.plos.org/globalpublichealth/article?id=10.1371/journal.pgph.0005310 Shifting power in global health will require leadership by the Global South and allyship by the Global North https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(24)02323-7/fulltext The Global North is increasingly unsafe for global health meetings https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(25)00757-3/fulltext The foreign gaze: authorship in academic global health https://gh.bmj.com/content/4/5/e002068 Podcasts (related to the shifting power paper): Power and allyship in the Global North and Global South - The Lancet Voice (Dr. Madhu Pai and Dr. Catherine Kyobutungi) https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/power-and-allyship-in-the-global-north-and-global-south/id1499803146?i=1000683306804 Shifting Power in Global Health: Equity, Leadership and Change - Connecting Citizens to Science - Liverpool School of Medicine [Dr. Shashika Bandara (McGill School of Population and Global Health), Dr. Moses Tetui (Umeå University & University of Waterloo), and Dr. Joseph Mumba Zulu (University of Zambia)] https://liverpool-school-of-tropical-medicine.captivate.fm/episode/77

    43 min

  5. JAN 21

    ATTITUDE TOWARDS ACCESS AND UTILIZATION OF MATERNAL HEALTH SERVICES BY WOMEN IN KADUNA, NIGERIA.

    🟦🟨 DISCUSSION WITH MRS. AIMEE CHRIS ON MATERNAL MORTALITY. This week, we had a well rounded discussion on what communities face especially grassroots with regards to maternal mortality. Some key aspects of our discussion are; 1. Hypertensive disorders in pregnancy. 2. Factors affecting access to Primary Health Centers. 3. Struggles between health professionals and traditional birth attendants in saving the lives of mothers. If you love interesting and educative talk, sensible discussions, our YouTube and podcast platforms are yours. Dr. Fajembola's Opinion is a platform where research meets understanding and legacy, we bring you the best of what you need, so please share with those you care about. @firstecosystem @pshan_alliance @WHO @WBG_Health @WHONigeria @AfricaCDC @CDCgov @UNESCO @MBRF_Knowledge @Misk_Global #FIRST #eachonehelpone https://youtu.be/XjdloY3XBrQ?si=Bjzf4yX4in4PkaXY Aimee Chris World Health Organization UNESCO World Health Organization (WHO) World Health Organization Western Pacific Region UNESCO

    38 min

  6. JAN 12

    DETERMINANTS OF ATTITUDE TOWARDS GENDER BASED VIOLENCE IN A DEVELOPING COUNTRY.

    🟨🟦 GUEST RESEARCHER PROFILE- DR. FUNMI ADIO. Dr Funmi Adio is a public health physician and researcher committed to advancing Universal Health Coverage (UHC) through work in infectious diseases, gender equity, and maternal and child health (MCH). Her research has addressed pandemic preparedness, gender-based violence, home-based MCH services, quality of antenatal care, and emergency obstetric care pathways in Edo State. She contributes to gender-equitable health advocacy through her professional practice and the EmpowerHer Fellowship (Women in Global Health Nigeria), ensuring underserved women benefit from stronger, inclusive health systems. Recognised with an Award of Distinction in Public Health, she remains dedicated to evidence-driven solutions that strengthen Nigeria’s health systems and accelerate progress toward UHC. #eachonehelpone #DrFajembola #FIRST

    1h 2m

  7. 12/26/2025

    LASSA FEVER, ITS PREVENTION AND CONTROL PRACTICES AND THEIR PREDICTORS AMONG HEALTHCARE WORKERS

    🟨🟦 GUEST RESEARCHER PROFILE- MR. YUSUF HASSAN WADA. Mr. Yusuf Hassan Wada is a Pharmacist with a long-standing commitment to global health and leading partnership buildings that align with UHC & SDGs attainment. Presently, he serves as a Policy and Advocacy Officer, African Region with the Society for Family Health - coordinating SFH policy positions at regional, national, and sub-national levels on health systems strengthening initiatives. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Pharmacy and a Master's in Public Health. He has additional trainings with the Lagos Business School, National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS) and the University of Washington and has received an IAS Advocacy Fellowship in South Africa and Canada. Since 2022, he has served as a Co-Chair for the United States National Institute for Health – Martin Delaney Collaboratory and as a Member of the Community Advisory Board for John Hopkins University-led research consortium in finding HIV cure in the pediatric population. He authored a book– “Intentionality” and published over 30 research papers in high-impact peer-reviewed journals including The Lancet. He also has presented research outputs at various local and international conferences across four continents in the world including the 79th and 80th session of the UN General Assembly. #Eachonehelpone #Drfajembola #FIRST @cdcgov @cdcglobal @cdc.director @who @who.fides @whonigeria @mbrf.global @miskglobal @unesco @unescomil @pshan_alliance @diaryofanaijamedic

    1h 17m

  8. 12/07/2025

    MEASURING THE ECONOMIC LOSS OF DIARRHEAL DISEASES IN NIGERIA: A 2021 GBD STUDY.

    🟨🟦 GUEST RESEARCHER PROFILE- MR. NSIKAKABASI GEORGE SAMUEL. Mr. Nsikakabasi is a dedicated public health expert with over five years of experience working across Africa, Europe, and Asia. With a strong public health strategy, evaluation, and implementation background, his work focuses on using data-driven evidence to address health disparities and improve access to essential health services for marginalized communities. He is an Associate Consultant with Swiss-based Acasus, where he strengthens HPV vaccination and routine immunization efforts. He also serves as the program lead for the ZeroNOMA Africa Initiative, an organisation pushing to eradicate Noma, a devastating but preventable disease that affects thousands of children in Africa. Mr. George has a robust academic foundation and was a recipient of the prestigious Erasmus Mundus Excellence Scholarship Award. He has developed and applied his skills in various local, international organisations, and UN agencies. #eachonehelpone #drfajembola #FIRST @unescomil @unesco @cdcgov @cdcglobal @africacdc @mbrf.global @who @who.fides @pshan_alliance

    1h 5m
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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.

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    AZEEZAT FAJEMBOLA
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    2025 - 2026
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