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Influnce of social media on health decisions
No full text<p>This is a literature review on the influence of social media on health decisions among tertiary students.</p>
Chemical and Heat Treatment of Pathogenic Microorganisms on Cannabis Plants
No full text<p>The paper uploaded above describes the Chemical and heat treatment methods employed to bring down the bioburden of microorganisms on the Cannabis Plants. Over-the-counter prescriptions of Cannabis is fast emerging in many European countries as well as Australia. To ensure patient safety, regulatory bodies in those respective countries are ensuring the Cannabis Cultivators are following strict Good Agricultural and Collection Practices(GACP) and Good Manufacturing Practices( GMP) so that Cannabis dispensed for inhalation is low as possbile on microorganisms. In this paper, chemical as well as heat treatments are explored to draw a conclusion on which method could be employed to reduce the bioburden to an acceptable limit as per the Cannabis monograph.</p>
Séquence 2 Equilibres d'oxydoreduction
No full text<p>Cette séquence décrit les équilibres d'oxydoreduction</p>
Psychological First Aid For Combat Troops
No full text<p>This is a proposal I presented on psychological first aid to the Nigerian Military in 2024. As a result of the ongoing security challenges in Nigeria, our armed forces are increasingly been exposed to various forms of traumas, psychological trauma inclusive. To hasten their recovery and improve troops performance, there is need to incorporate psychological first aid into routine services provided our troops, especially those in the frontlines.</p>
Utilization of Voluntary Counseling, and Testing Services among In-School Adolescents in Lagos State, Nigeria
No full textFormulation d'aliments pour les animaux domestiques;
No full text<p>La <strong>formulation d'aliments pour les animaux domestiques</strong> vise à concevoir des rations équilibrées adaptées aux besoins nutritionnels des espèces élevées. Elle commence par l’<strong>analyse des besoins nutritionnels</strong> (énergie, protéines, minéraux, vitamines) selon l’espèce, suivie du choix des <strong>ingrédients</strong> (céréales, tourteaux, minéraux, prémix). Ensuite, différentes <strong>méthodes de formulation</strong> sont utilisées, allant des calculs manuels aux logiciels spécialisés, afin d’optimiser la ration en fonction des objectifs de production. Enfin, les rations sont <strong>testées et ajustées</strong> en fonction des performances animales pour garantir une alimentation efficace et économique.</p>
DISPERSION OF GASEOUS POLLUTANTS FROM INDOOR COOKING: A LITERATURE SURVEY.
No full text<p><span>The literatures highlight the trends and gaps in cooking emissions in different countries/regions to enhance the understanding of its progress and limitations. This review has the potential to benefit individuals, policy makers, and institutions regarding the hazard of cooking-generated emissions.</span></p>
Factors influencing primary care access for common mental health conditions among adults in West Africa: A scoping review
No full text<p>Many factors affect access to primary care for common mental health conditions such as anxiety, depression, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and substance abuse disorders. Our scoping review explored the factors influencing access to primary care for common mental health conditions among adults in West Africa.</p>
Assessing the Quality of Peer Reviews in Public Health: Use of a Standardised Proforma among Online Course Participants
No full text<p>This study, “Assessing the Quality of Peer Reviews in Public Health: Use of a Standardised Proforma among Online Course Participants,” evaluates a newly developed proforma designed to standardize peer reviews of public health research papers. The proforma was implemented within an online peer review training course for African health researchers, where 210 participants completed structured reviews of a public health preprint.</p>
<p>The proforma combined multiple-choice and open-ended questions assessing comprehension, critical appraisal, and editorial judgment. Participant responses were systematically compared with a model answer prepared by course tutors. Results showed that only 13% of participant recommendations matched the tutors’ “approve with major reservations” decision, and only 11% achieved six or more points out of a possible eight on the critical appraisal section. Free-text responses from these high scorers were further evaluated using a five-criteria rubric (mean score = 21/25), showing high inter-rater reliability (ICC = 0.939, 95% CI [0.876–0.972], p < 0.0001).</p>
<p>The findings demonstrate the feasibility of using a standardized proforma as a scalable tool for training and evaluating peer review quality in public health, with potential application in future educational and capacity-building programs.</p>