Prevalence of Vulvovaginal Candidiasis among Outpatients Attending the Federal Medical Centre, Onitsha, Southeastern Nigeria
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Isolation, Screening and Characterization of Stress-tolerant Yeasts from Overripe Apple and Banana for Wine Production
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My 5-Year Vision for Child Nutrition in Africa
By: Glory Chinaecherem Uzoigwe, Nutritionist & Child Wellness Advocate
Category: Child Nutrition | Public Health | Africa’s Future
Estimated Read Time: 6 minutes
How Nutritional Deficiency Mimics Behavioural Disorders in Children
By: Glory Chinaecherem Uzoigwe, Nutritionist & Child Wellness Advocate
Category: Child Nutrition | Behavioural Health | Parent Education
Estimated Read Time: 6 minutes
What I’ve Learned Building a Nutrition Brand as a Woman in Africa
By: Glory Chinaecherem Uzoigwe, Nutritionist & Child Wellness Advocate
Category: Women in Leadership | Nutrition Entrepreneurship | Africa’s Health Future
Estimated Read Time: 6 minutes
Nutrition Policy Lessons from the WHO’s 2025 Maternal Health Framework
When I reflect on my journey in nutrition and maternal health, one idea keeps returning: a mother’s nutrition is the foundation—not just for her own wellbeing, but for the next generation. The guidance coming out of the World Health Organization (WHO) in 2025 reminds us that this is no longer a “nice to have” but a must-have in policy and practice.
Why Africa Needs More Nutrition-Informed Autism Programs
Why Africa Needs More Nutrition-Informed Autism ProgramsBy Glory Chinaecherem Uzoigwe, Nutritionist & Child Wellness Advocate
Health professionals highlight nutrition as critical to reducing maternal deaths
Certified Infant and Young Child Feeding expert, Glory Uzoigwe, has highlighted the importance of breastfeeding, the need for sustainable support systems, and how working-class mothers can be encouraged to continue exclusive breastfeeding.
Child nutritionist advocates breastfeeding, maternal nutrition
Certified Infant and Young Child Feeding expert, Glory Uzoigwe, has highlighted the importance of breastfeeding, the need for sustainable support systems, and how working-class mothers can be encouraged to continue exclusive breastfeeding.
Glory Uzoigwe Advocates Breastfeeding, Maternal Nutrition
Glory Chinaecherem Uzoigwe, Chukwuemeka Marcellinus Ezeuko and Chidimma Maryrose Ezeuko Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Anambra State, Nigeria.
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