Supportive Care in Cancer

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Supportive Care in Cancer

Prevalence of smoking, awareness on head and neck cancer (HNC), and attitudes toward HNC education amongst secondary school students in Ibokun town, Southwestern Nigeria.

An e-poster that reported findings on prevalence of head and neck cancer (HNC) risk factors and knowledge of HNC among adolescents in Ibokun, Nigeria

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Kanmodi, K., Fagbule, F., Aladelusi, T.

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Impact of head and neck cancer (HNC) education on Nigerian adolescents’ knowledge and attitudes towards HNC and HNC education advocacy: the CHANCE* Pilot Study

The rising prevalence of head and neck cancer (HNC) risk factors among secondary school students in Nigeria is alarming. Whilst most school-based health education programmes are focused on reproductive health and infectious disease prevention, only little attention is paid to HNC education.

Authors:

Kanmodi, K., Fagbule, F.

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Should tobacco advertisements, sales, and use be banned? – Opinions of secondary school students in Ibokun town, State of Osun, Nigeria

Exposure to secondhand tobacco smoke continues to be a major public health concern. In 2009, the government of the State of Osun, Nigeria, passed the tobacco control bill into law, prohibiting the advertisement and use of tobacco products in public places.

Authors:

Fagbule F, Kanmodi K, Aladelusi T.

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Are literate Nigerians aware of anesthesiologists? – Evidence from a conference survey

Anesthesiologists are doctors that play decisive roles in pain management, patient monitoring, and critical care of patients. Objectives To explore the level of awareness of anesthesiologists among students, academic and non-academic staff members of various South-western Nigerian tertiary institutions Methods This study was a descriptive cross-sectional study conducted among students, academic and non-academic staff members attending the South-western Nigeria Zonal Congress of Deeper Life Campus Fellowship in October 2014.

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Badru A, Kanmodi K.

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