Effects of migration on Sudanese women and children: a public health concern

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Abdullahi Tunde Aborode

Abdullahi Tunde Aborode is the Research Director for Healthy Africans Platform and Toufik Medical Ressarch Association.

Rawa Badri

Rawa Badri is a medical doctor with 5 years of clinical experience and a researcher with 7 years of experience in epidemiological research, clinical studies and reviews with special interest in Public Health, Neglected Tropical Diseases and Health Systems research.

Edima Ottoho

Edima Ottoho is a Doctoral student at Boston University School of Public Health. She is passionate about Women in Healthcare Leadership, Workforce Development, Maternal and Child Health and Primary Healthcare.

Sodiq Fakorede

Sodiq Fakorede is a first-generation student. He hold a degree in Prosthetics and Orthotics from the Federal University of Technology, Owerri, Nigeria. Currently, he is engaged in doctoral studies in Rehabilitation Science at the University of Kansas Medical Center. His research pursuits primarily focus on advancing public health, enhancing quality of life, and facilitating neurorehabilitation.

Precious Etinosa

Precious Etinosa is a materials scientist and engineer with over 6 years of research and industrial experience with a special interest in biomaterials, biomedical devices and healthcare.

Mustapha Mangdow

Mustapha Mangdow is a researcher with an MSC in Public Health Monitoring and Evaluation. Currently a PhD student in the Department of Physical Therapy, Rehabilitation Science, and Athletic Training at the University of Kansas Medical Center, Kansas City, United States.

Oreoluwa Oginni

Oreoluwa Oginni is a dedicated public health professional committed to addressing complex health challenges and promoting equity in healthcare delivery through data analysis and research methodologies. Currently pursuing a Master of Public Health degree in Epidemiology and Biostatistics from Washington University in St. Louis, Oreoluwa possesses a strong foundation in conducting epidemiological studies, analyzing health data, and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams.

Frank Nwaogelenya Opia

Frank Nwaogelenya Opia is a Research Assistant at the department of Public Health at the University of Illinois, USA.

Abiola Adenike Adebiyi

Abiola Adenike Adebiyi is a Research Assistant at the department of Biology at the University of Missouri, USA.

Torojah Williams

Torojah Williams is a Research Assistant at David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics and a Teaching Assistant at Syracuse University. She is a graduate student with a strong background in Public Health.

Ibrahim Adelakun

Ibrahim Adelakun obtained his BSc. in industrial chemistry from Obafemi Awolowo university where he graduated as one of the best among his set, he is a recipient of the PTDF scholarship during his undergraduate studies. He is currently pursuing his PhD degree in medicinal chemistry at the state University of New York, Albany.

Babtunde Akinola Aluko

Babtunde Akinola Aluko, a diligent first-year PhD student at the University of Kentucky, boasts a formidable academic background, having earned his bachelor’s degree from the University of Lagos and his master’s degree in Statistics from Sam Houston State University. Demonstrating his teaching prowess as a graduate teaching assistant at both institutions, he has also excelled in his personal academic pursuits. Babatunde’s keen analytical skills have landed him a research assistant position for the summer of 2024. Outside of academia, his commitment to expanding student opportunities is evident through his impactful teaching tenure at KIPP Texas Public Schools. Furthermore, his exceptional achievements extend to being recognized as the overall best student in the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ATS) exam. Additionally, he holds four AWS certifications, further underscoring his expertise and dedication.

Isreal Ayobami Onifade

Isreal Ayobami Onifade is a remarkable individual with a diverse range of interests and achievements. Graduating from the Federal University of Technology Akure, Nigeria, with a B.Tech degree in Microbiology, he has demonstrated a strong foundation in the biological sciences. His passion for research and academic pursuits led him to explore various fields within biology, including molecular and cellular biology, environmental microbiology, and public health. As a published author and graduate researcher, Isreal has made significant contributions to the scientific community through his work. His research interests span across multiple areas of biology, reflecting his dedication to advancing knowledge and addressing important issues in the field. His academic achievements were further recognized through international student scholarship awards, allowing him to pursue his Graduate studies at the University at Albany, New York, USA. With a passion for advancing knowledge and addressing critical issues in biology, Isreal is poised to continue making significant contributions to scientific research and innovation.

Lina Hemmeda

Lina Hemmeda is a sixth year medical student from Sudan. Focusing on solution-based actions she found herself melting into leadership and NGOs environment, taking numerous roles as a research and science advocate, and as an activist in evidence based practice. She had over three years of research experience.

Iyas Dawood

Iyas Dawood is a Pediatric physician with 4 years of clinical experience and 3 years of experience in clinical research.