Download issue 30 Dokita Volume 30 – public health edition First Published: March 2005 Category: Public Health Authors: Asuzu, M.C., Olayinka, A.A., Sridhar, M.K.C., Oloruntoba, E.O., Asagansi, I.E., Aiyetan, P.O., Asemota, O., Okulate, T. keywords: public health community journals Editorial – Public Health Edition This is the much awaited Public Health Edition. And I daresay […]
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Download issue 33 Dokita Volume 33 – child health edition First Published: February 2008 Category: Pediatric Authors: Oluleye, Oludamilola, W., Hwabejire, Ovukporaye, J., Sobukunola, Oluwadunmi, E., Adediran, K., Olaniyi, J.A., Adeoye-Famosa, K.E., Ishola, A.G., Orimadegun, A.E., Famutimi, O.D., Ayede, A.I., Adetola, A. O., Tongo, O. O., Osinusi, K., Ebekozien, A.O, Ogbodo, E., Rotimi, O.M., Sangowawa,
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Our Annual Symposium, since its inception in 1988, has been a wonderful platform for key stakeholders to deliberate and proffer workable solutions to issues affecting the Nigerian population, Africa and the world at large. The Symposium has attracted, as its speakers, eminent personalities who have achieved worldwide acclaim in their field of knowledge, key political
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MAINTAINING SANITY IN MEDICAL SCHOOL OLADOSU, OLAJUMOKE AISHAT DOKITA Editorial Board Member KEYWORDS: Mental health medical student non-cognitive symptoms Introduction Over the years, the issue of mental health has drawn so much attention. The rate of suicide is rising worldwide and Nigeria is not left out. In 2016, Nigeria became the country with the highest
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Download issue 37 Dokita Volume 37 – emeritus professor o.o. akinkugbe edition First Published: November 2014Category: General Authors: Akeem Lasisi, Chinedu Dike, Omolabake Alabi, Adeleke Alabi, Olatunde Ayinde, Jubril Abdulmalik, Yeka Nmadu, Joshua Babarinde, Oselumense Anetor, John Anetor, Omotoyosi Akinbami, Milicent Obajimi, Ibrahim Olukunle, Taiwo Ojedoja, Gbolahan Obajimi, Ayodeji Salami keywords: general edition mental health
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Dokita Journals DOKITA is a WHO-recognised, peer-reviewed journal of the University of Ibadan Medical Students’ Association. DOKITA is the first medical journal to be produced in independent Nigeria and the first medical students’ journal in West Africa. The journal was first published in 1960 and is widely read among students and specialists. Previous Editions General
NANOTECHNOLOGY ADVANCEMENTS IN CANCER THERAPY IBRAHIM, Gladys Zugwai DOKITA Editorial Board Member KEYWORDS: CANCER THERAPY NANOPARTICLES TUMOUR Introduction Cancer is simply defined as “a disease in which abnormal cells divide without control and can invade nearby or distant tissues”. [1] It remains one of the most difficult medical conditions to manage and a major cause
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THE LINK BETWEEN GUT MICROBIOME AND AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER ALA, OLUWAPELUMI ADEBAYO DOKITA EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBER KEYWORDS: AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER GIT SYMPTOMS GUT MICROBIOME Introduction Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a highly prevalent neurodevelopmental impairment that manifests in early childhood and affects speech and motor activities. Before the understanding of human genetics and its role
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SELF-IMPROVEMENT OLOKO KOFOWOROLA DOKITA Editorial Board Member KEYWORDS: Self-conceptualization self-control self Introduction Albert Einstein once said, “the real worth of a human being can be found in the degree to which he has received freedom from the self.” The self is both our most significant friend and our fiercest foe; it causes major personal and
SEXUAL TRANSMISSION OF SLEEPING SICKNESS: A MYTH OR A FACT? OLADOSU, OLAJUMOKE AISHAT DOKITA Editorial Board Member KEYWORDS: Trypanosomiasis tsetse fly transmission Introduction Human African trypanosomiasis (HAT), commonly referred to as sleeping sickness, has been a significant health concern in sub-Saharan Africa. Recent reports show that with the possibility of sexual transmission, the disease can
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