A5052222592- Global Cancer Incidence and Screening
- BRCA gene mutations in cancer
- Cervical Cancer and HPV Research
- Gender Roles and Identity Studies
- Vaccine Coverage and Hesitancy
- Online and Blended Learning
- Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health
- Family Support in Illness
- Leadership, Behavior, and Decision-Making Studies
- Work-Family Balance Challenges
- Health Literacy and Information Accessibility
- Economic and Financial Impacts of Cancer
- Multiple and Secondary Primary Cancers
Covenant University
2019-2023
The nexus between masculinity and men's health-seeking behaviour is a multifaceted global discourse which has been quite enlightening when viewed from varying perspectives. Remarkably, cultural patriarchal norms continually impact the chauvinistic character of men with regards to their health. It in line this that study investigates Nigerian academia by identifying factors impede acceptability accessibility available healthcare facilities. More specifically, examined extent...
Preventable deaths resulting from the scourge of breast cancer has become alarming and worrisome in many societies developing countries, including Nigeria. Of much concern is fact that continued to claim precious lives young, middle-aged, old, educated non-educated women irrespective their religion, socio-economic background socio-demographic characteristics.This study attempts ascertain knowledge attitudes Ogun State, Nigeria.The adopts both primary secondary data sources examine level...
Economic related risks and dirt of investment at both national international scales have been reported in research. There is a correlation between the existence such multi-dimensional and business expansion across major cultures. In view this fact, study engages analysis the effect cyber fraud on decisions Nigeria. It adopts mixed method design thus culminating into use few research instruments. The population divided two and six local government areas Lagos state, Nigeria was selected...
This study examined the perceived risks of breast cancer (BC) and its influence on BC screening behavior 992 women residing in rural, urban, semi-urban communities five randomly selected local government areas (LGAs) Ogun State, Nigeria. The article attempts to examine women’s perception risk how this may their behavioral disposition screening. Cross-sectional survey in-depth interviews were utilized elicit quantitative qualitative data from respondents. It was found that, although a...
AIM: The study examined the coping strategies among ever-married women with breast cancer in disrupted marriages (divorced, separated, or living-alone women) who also have limited access to social support.
 METHODS: Data for were extracted from 2015 behavioral risk factors and cervical cancers two states of Nigeria. Respondents identified through three approaches: (1) Self-reported disclosure cancer, (2) informant-leading approach, (3) outpatients located oncological specialized health...
In response to the global call for strategic information comprehend prostate cancer, this study evaluated health communication on behavioral practice of cancer in Kwara state, Nigeria. Existing studies Nigeria have mostly focused practitioners and their patients, ignoring specific empirical data semi-urban urban context. This looks at channels as predictors knowledge, attitude, practices, with a focus Ilorin, Nigeria’s which has highest prevalence rate. A total 336 respondents from State,...
BACKGROUND: Breast cancer incidence is fast increasing, posing a significant threat to the health of women all races globally. In Nigeria, breast causes most cancer-related deaths among each year as result inadequate awareness.
 AIM: This study aimed at examining moderating role demographic characteristics in facilitating awareness women, and how it relates their behavioural disposition disease.
 METHODS: The adopted descriptive (survey) cross-sectional research designs elicit...
<p>This study is aimed at examining the moderating role of demographic characteristics in facilitating breast cancer awareness among women relation to their behavioural disposition disease. The adopted descriptive (survey) and cross-sectional research designs elicit information from adult age selected across five Local Government Areas Ogun state. data, collected through questionnaire were analysed use a variance-based SEM Partial Least Square (PLS). result shows that (age education)...
<p>This study is aimed at examining the moderating role of demographic characteristics in facilitating breast cancer awareness among women relation to their behavioural disposition disease. The adopted descriptive (survey) and cross-sectional research designs elicit information from adult age selected across five Local Government Areas Ogun state. data, collected through questionnaire were analysed use a variance-based SEM Partial Least Square (PLS). result shows that (age education)...
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