AZEEZAT FAJEMBOLA

DR. FAJEMBOLA'S OPINION

🟨🟦 Dr. Fajembola's opinion over the years has been for advocacy and talking about topics which affect humans socioeconomically, henceforth I am taking us to the world of publications, and to the lives of scientists. My aim is for the world, in and outside the world of STEM to understand PUBLICATIONS from the author's perspective holistically. I built a platform even a layman can understand and enjoy. Please join me every weekend on YouTube and various podcast platforms to learn, unlearn and relearn topics that affect us from the cell, tissues, organs, systems, organisms, to our institutions...

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Auteur

AZEEZAT FAJEMBOLA

Categorie

Science

Website van de podcast

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Nieuwste aflevering

6 aug. 2025

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Afleveringen

The use of antibiotics in COVID-19 management: a rapid review of national treatment guidelines in 10 African countries. Dr. Azeezat Fajembola and Dr. Yusuf Adebayo Adebisi. 06.08.2025

Dr. Yusuff Adebayo Adebisi is a pharmacist and epidemiologist. He completed his pharmacy training at the University of Ibadan and earned an MSc in Global Health Science and Epidemiology from the University of Oxford, supported by a fully funded Commonwealth Shared Scholarship. He is currently pursuing a fully funded PhD at the University of Glasgow on a UK Research and Innovation ESRC PhD Scholars...

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