Researchers find that women in Southeast Nigeria are informed, willing, and ready for cervical cancer prevention. What...
A Preventable Cancer is Killing Thousands of Nigerian Women. A New Study Explains Why, and What to Do About It.
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The Office Versus Home Debate is Missing the Point, Say Researchers
A new study from researchers at PENKUP Research Institute argues that where you work matters far less than how much...
Schools and Universities Are Talking About Diversity But Blocking Ethnic Minority Leaders, Researchers Warn
A new study from researchers at PENKUP Research Institute argues that institutional racism is built into the very...
Are Universities Ready for the Next Crisis? Researchers Say the Pandemic Exposed Dangerous Gaps in Lecturer Support
A new international study warns that without urgent reform, higher education systems will repeat the same failures...
Remote Work Makes IT Staff Happier, But Only When Done Right
New research reveals why flexibility alone doesn't guarantee employee satisfaction Working from home has transformed...
Why Nigerian Women Who Need Cancer Screening Most Are Least Likely to Get It
Study reveals education, not age or motherhood, determines who accesses life-saving prevention The women most...
Why Healthcare Workers Won’t See a Doctor: The Hidden Crisis in Hospital Corridors
Study reveals alarming patterns of self-treatment among medical professionals despite excellent knowledge. In hospital...
Scientists Race Against Time as Superbug Gene Emerges in West African Hospitals
Low detection rate in Nigerian study offers hope, but experts warn resistance spreads faster than expected. The...
