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Ifeadike, Chigozie Ozoemena, Nkiru Nwamaka Ezeama, Godswill Amechi Nnaji, Obiageli Fidelia Emelumadu, Uchenna Ugwoke, and Cosmas Chiedozie Ofoegbu. "An assessment of reproductive health services in selected health facilities, Anambra State, Nigeria." Research Journal of Women's Health 3, no. 1 (2016): 2.
Journal Article
Nnebue, Chinomnso C, Uzo E Ebenebe, Chukwuma B Duru, Nonye B Egenti, Obiageli F Emelumadu, and Christian C Ibeh. "Availability and continuity of care for maternal health services in the primary health centres in Nnewi, Nigeria (January-March 2010)." International journal of preventive medicine 7, no. 1 (2016): 44.
Journal Article
Tagoe, Henry A, and Fidelia A Dake. "Healthy lifestyle behaviour among Ghanaian adults in the phase of a health policy change." Globalization and Health 7, no. 1 (2011).
Journal Article
Dake, Fidelia AA, and Kamil Fuseini. "Recreation, transportation or labour saving? Examining the association between household asset ownership and body mass index among Ghanaian women." BMC obesity 2, no. 1 (2015).
Report
Ezekwesili, Obiageli K, Michael Baxter, John Panzer, and Francisco G Carneiro. Angola public expenditure review. : World Bank, 2007.
Working Paper
Racheal, Apio, Obiageli Crystal Oluka, and Komlan Kota. "When Ignorance Is No Bliss: The Influence of Maternal education on Maternal Health Service Utilisation." (2015).
Journal Article
Jamda, Mustapha A, Lovett Lawson, Obiageli O Nnodu, Magdalene N Ajani, Ema O Umobong, Christy C Fredrick, Rabi Adelaiye, Wesley D Nafarnda, Sadiq T Abdurrahman, and Josephine N Okechukwu. "Treatment outcome of patients co-infected with tuberculosis and HIV in Abuja, Nigeria." Nigerian Journal of Basic and Clinical Sciences 11, no. 2 (2014): 72-75.
Journal Article
Iwuafor, Anthony Achizie, Chukwudi Charles Egwuatu, Agwu Ulu Nnachi, Ita Okokon Ita, Godwin Ibitham Ogban, Comfort Nneka Akujobi, and Tenny Obiageli Egwuatu. "Malaria Parasitaemia and the use of insecticide-treated nets (INTs) for malaria control amongst under-5 year old children in Calabar, Nigeria." BMC infectious diseases 16, no. 1 (2016).
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