We love orthodox medicine but still use our 'Elewe omo': Utilization of traditional healers among women in an urban community in Nigeria von Goodman, Olayinka, Adejoh, Samuel, Adeniran, Adeyinka, Emechebe, Angela, Kuyinu, Yetunde

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Does where mothers live matter? Regional variations in factors influencing place of child delivery in Nigeria von Alabi, Tunde A, Atinge, Sonnen, Ejim, Chibuike, Adejoh, Samuel O

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Social and Bio-Medical Predictors of Exclusive Breastfeeding Among Nursing Mothers in Lagos and Taraba States, Nigeria von Alabi, Tunde A., Adejoh, Samuel O., Atinge, Sonnen, Umahi, Esther

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Predictors and consequences of early sexual debut among students in tertiary institutions in Lagos metropolis, Nigeria von Alabi, Tunde A., Adejoh, Samuel O., Oyefara, John L.

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The COVID‐19 pandemic: Stay Home policy and exposure to risks of infection among Nigerians von Akeju, David O., Adejoh, Samuel O., Fakunmoju, Ayoola J., Allsop, Matthew J., Ebenso, Bassey, Tade, Titilayo, Okusanya, Babasola O.

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The use of and need for data and information by health professionals supporting the delivery of palliative cancer care services in sub-Saharan Africa: A qualitative study von Akeju, David, Ziegler, Friederike, Dandadzi, Adlight, Nabirye, Elizabeth, Namisango, Eve, Namukwaya, Elizabeth, Adejoh, Samuel O, Okunade, Kehinde, Fu, Yu, Ebenso, Bassey, Nkhoma, Kennedy, Allsop, Matthew

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Violent victimisation in Lagos metropolis: An empirical investigation of community and personal predictors von Adisa, Waziri B, Alabi, Tunde A, Ayodele, Johnson, Attoh, Franca, Adejoh, Samuel O

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"Yahoo Boys" Phenomenon in Lagos Metropolis: A Qualitative Investigation von Adejoh, Samuel O, Alabi, Tunde A, Adisa, Waziri B, Emezie, Nnenna M

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Predictors and consequences of early sexual debut among students in tertiary institutions in Lagos metropolis, Nigeria von Alabi, Tunde A, Adejoh, Samuel O, Oyefara, John L

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Places Nigerians visited during COVID-19 government stay-home policy: evidence from secondary analysis of data collected during the lockdown von Olatunji, David I., Okusanya, Babasola O., Ebenso, Bassey, Usuwa, Sophia I., Akeju, David, Adejoh, Samuel, Ochu, Chinwe L., Onoja, Michael A., Okediran, James O., Nwiyi, Gloria O., Yahya, Disu, Eziechina, Sunday, Igumbor, Ehimario

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