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S. Ojedokun

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Open access Aug 2026

Pattern of Psychiatric Morbidity among Final-Year Medical Students in a Private Faith-Based University in Nigeria: A Mixed-Methods Study

Background: Medical education is demanding and is associated with substantial psychological stress. Final-year medical students may be particularly vulnerable. Aim: This study examined the pattern of psychiatric morbidity among final-year medical students in a faith-based medical school and explored their experiences,...

A. Oyewole, Adedotun Oyewole, Adedapo Mustapha et al. · 0 citations
Review Open access Sep 2026

Psychiatric Morbidity among Final-year Medical Students in A Public University in Nigeria: A Mixed-methods Study

Background: Medical education is associated with substantial academic, psychological and social demands. Medical                students may experience depression, anxiety, psychological distress, sleep disturbances and burnout at rates that are concerning for both student welfare and the future quality of healthcare d...

A. Oyewole, A. Ilelaboye, Adedotun Olutunmise Oyewole et al. · 0 citations
Open access Sep 2026

Knowledge, attitudes, stigma and appropriate referral toward mental illness among secondary school teachers in Southwestern Nigeria: a mixed method study

Background: Adolescent mental-health problems are important public-health and educational concerns. The ability of school teachers to respond appropriately to mental-health challenges may be affected by appropriate attitude, mental-health literacy, stigma, cultural and religious beliefs about mental illness. The study...

A. Oyewole, Adedotun Olutunmise Oyewole, O. N. Buhari et al. · 0 citations
Aug 2026

Association between High Sensitivity C-Reactive Protein, Cardiovascular Health Metrics and Atherogenic Indices in Newly Diagnosed Hypertensive Patients

High sensitivity C-reactive protein showed positive association with atherogenic indices notably AIP and CRR1, and Cardiovascular health metrics showed significant association with hsCRP, age and educational status.

S. Ojedokun, J. Akande, Peter Olaniyi et al. · 0 citations

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