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  • Authors: Yahaya, Tajudeen O.;  Advisor: -;  Participants: Oladele, Esther O.; Anyebe, Daniel; Obi, Chidiebere; Bunza, M. D. A.; Sulaiman, Ridwan; Liman, Usman U. (2021)

  • Much interest has not been placed on the role of chromosomal abnormalities in the pathogenesis and rising prevalence of infertility in recent times. This review was conducted to renew public interest on the chromosomal basis of infertility, testing, and management. Meiotic and mitotic errors during gametogenesis and fetal development, respectively, can cause chromosomal abnormalities, which predispose to infertility. Couples who are at increased risk, particularly those with a family history of infertility and women at an advanced age (≥ 35 years), should seek medical advice before getting pregnant.

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  • Authors: Yahaya, Tajudeen O.;  Advisor: -;  Participants: Oladele, Esther O.; Mshelia, Mari B.; Sifau, Mutiu O.; Fashola, Oluwatosin D.; Bunza, M. D. A.; Nathaniel, Josephine (2021)

  • The results showed that age class 50–59 years (35.8%) was the most susceptible to T2DM, while age class 30–39 years (8.6%) was the least. Female diabetics accounted for 56.8%, while males constituted 43.2%. Diabetes was less prevalent among singles (9.5%), while married couples had the highest prevalence (55.6%). Primary school leavers were the least diabetic (9.9%), while secondary school leavers were the most diabetic (41.6%). Approximately 59.05% of the patients were overweight, while 5.35% were underweight. Blood group O positive was the most prevalent (38.5%; p < 0.05), followed by A positive (20.2%; p < 0.05), and the least was AB negative (4.5%). Severe conditions were less com...