All Stories

  1. Population-based survey of HIV sero-status and vertical transmission among naive pregnant women in Sokoto, Nigeria

    Article • Asian Journal of Medical Sciences, November 2014, Nepal Journals Online (NepJOL)

    Dr FIEKUMO IGBIDA BUSERI

  2. Abnormal hemoglobin genotypes and ABO and rhesus blood groups associated with HIV infection among HIV-exposed infants in North Western Nigeria

    Article • Pathology and Laboratory Medicine International, June 2014, Dove Medical Press

    Dr FIEKUMO IGBIDA BUSERI

  3. Reference values of hematological indices of infants, children, and adolescents in Port Harcourt, Nigeria

    Article • Pathology and Laboratory Medicine International, July 2010, Dove Medical Press

    Dr FIEKUMO IGBIDA BUSERI

  4. Prevalence of HIV sero-positive among antenatal women in Port Harcourt, Nigeria

    Article • Tropical Journal of Health Sciences, February 2008, African Journals Online (AJOL)

    Dr FIEKUMO IGBIDA BUSERI

  5. Iron deficiency anaemia and evaluation of the utility of iron deficiency indicators among healthy Nigerian children

    Article • Hematology, June 2007, Maney Publishing

    Dr FIEKUMO IGBIDA BUSERI

  6. Field Evaluation of SD Bioline Rapid Malaria Diagnostic Test among Asymptomatic Malaria Infected Children in Port Harcourt, Nigeria

    Article • Research Journal of Parasitology, January 2007, Science Alert

    Dr FIEKUMO IGBIDA BUSERI

  7. Plasma Fibrinogen Levels in Nigerian Homozygous (Hb SS) Sickle Cell Patients

    Article • Hemoglobin, January 2007, Taylor & Francis

    Dr FIEKUMO IGBIDA BUSERI

  8. Malarial iron‐deficiency anaemia among asymptomatic Nigerian children

    Article • Journal of Nutritional & Environmental Medicine, January 2007, Taylor & Francis

    Dr FIEKUMO IGBIDA BUSERI

  9. Plasma levels of some blood coagulation parameters in Nigerian homozygous sickle cell patients (HbSS) in steady state

    Article • Hematology, October 2006, Taylor & Francis

    Dr FIEKUMO IGBIDA BUSERI

  10. Reducing iron deficiency anaemia due to heavy menstrual blood loss in Nigerian rural adolescents

    Article • Public Health Nutrition, December 1998, Cambridge University Press

    Dr FIEKUMO IGBIDA BUSERI