Climate change poses increasing threats to population health, particularly in low- and middle-income countries with high environmental and socioeconomic vulnerability. Nigeria experiences diverse climate hazards, including rising temperatures, flooding, drought, and rainfall variability, which may adversely affect mult...
A. O. Omoge, Modupe Oluwatimileyin Omoge, Ayorinde Ololade Arogundade et al.· Mental Wellness· 0 citations
Flooding represents the most recurrent and devastating natural hazard in Nigeria, affecting millions of individuals annually with consequences that extend beyond physical destruction to profound psychological impairment. Despite the escalating frequency and severity of flood events, the mental health dimensions of floo...
A. O. Omoge, Modupe Oluwatimileyin Omoge, A. F. Ahmad et al.· Mental Wellness· 0 citations
Noma is a rapidly progressive orofacial gangrene associated with extreme poverty, malnutrition, and limited access to healthcare, with Nigeria accounting for a substantial proportion of global cases. Despite its severity and recognition as a neglected tropical disease by the World Health Organization, evidence regardin...
A. O. Omoge, Modupe Oluwatimileyin Omoge, Precious Bolu Onifade et al.· Journal of Rare Diseases· 0 citations
The COVID-19 pandemic precipitated a global mental health crisis, with low- and middle-income countries such as Nigeria bearing a disproportionate burden. Despite a growing body of local research, a comprehensive synthesis of the impact of post-COVID-19 on mental health among Nigerian populations is lacking. This syste...
A. O. Omoge, Modupe Oluwatimileyin Omoge, Ayorinde Ololade Arogundade et al.· Mental Wellness· 0 citations
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