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Vol. 2 No. 1 (2026): Advancing Translational Biomedical Research through Innovation, and Clinical Discovery
Advancing Translational Biomedical Research through Innovation, and Clinical Discovery
Published: 10-07-2026
It is our pleasure to present Volume 2, Issue 1 (2026) of the Emerging Frontiers in Translational Biomedicine and Health Sciences (EFTBHS). This issue reflects our unwavering commitment to publishing high-quality, peer-reviewed research that advances biomedical sciences, clinical practice, public health, and healthcare innovation. The articles featured in this issue span diverse disciplines, including neuroscience, pharmacology, toxicology, public health, nursing, anatomy, and medical biochemistry. They address important health challenges through experimental, clinical, and epidemiological research, providing evidence that contributes to disease prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and health promotion.
This volume presents studies on neuropharmacological interventions, oxidative stress and antioxidant therapies, hepatoprotection, vector control, cervical cancer awareness, maternal mental health, healthcare workers' health practices, nursing education, and anatomical morphometry. Collectively, these contributions demonstrate the breadth of translational research and its potential to improve healthcare delivery and population health. We sincerely appreciate the invaluable contributions of our authors, reviewers, and Editorial Board members, whose dedication has ensured the publication of this issue. Their commitment to scientific excellence continues to strengthen the quality and credibility of EFTBHS.
As the journal continues to grow, we remain dedicated to providing a credible platform for the dissemination of innovative and impactful research that bridges laboratory discoveries with clinical and public health applications. We thank our readers for their continued support and invite researchers worldwide to submit their best work to Emerging Frontiers in Translational Biomedicine and Health Sciences.
Published: 10-07-2026
Original Research Articles
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Israel Ofejiro Efejene, Benneth Ben-Azu, Anthony Taghogho Eduviere, Osuvwe Clement Orororo, Mega Obukohwo Oyovwi, Michael Eromosele Aisuodionoe, Abdulwasiu Adeniyi Busari (Author)Background : Depression is a debilitating mental disorder that is impairs behavioural abilities due to its symptomatic expression but much more severe in gestational period due to its impact...
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Godwin Daferiogho Yovwin, Mike Ibobo Enemuwe, Maureen Iru Ntaji, Ejiroghene Christline Ucho, Oromafuru Arienmughare, Emmanuella Zimuzo Asindi, Israel Emeka Chinedu, Moses Ozor Chukwuka, Simeon Nyemike Awunor (Author)Background : A key component of self-care among healthcare workers is the monitoring of “health numbers,” which include indicators such as blood pressure, blood sugar levels, cholesterol...
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Anthonia Confidence Oguguo Onyenwenyi, Goodness Ogheneochuko Ayovo-E, Eseoghene Eric Onakpoya, Courage Sisi (Author)Background : Clinical posting is a fundamental component of nursing education, providing students with opportunities to apply theoretical knowledge and develop essential clinical competencies....
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Adrian Itivere Omogbiya, Benneth Ben-Azu, Maxwell Oboh, Augustina Oghenevwaerhe Jewo, Oruese Orovwigho, Benjamin Oritsemuelebi, Edith Omozefe Okoro, Priestley E. Bamitale, James Ozakieoniso Kemelayefa, Ejiro Prosper Awhin (Author)Background : Jobelyn® (JB) is a polyherbal formulation with proven benefits on psychosis, a psychiatric disorder, validated in dopamine-agonist models. However, its effect in ketamine, a...
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Deliverance Brotobor, Judith Ufuoma Fidelis, Agatha I.O. Okojie, Sandra Ngozi Ikenyei, Judith N. Esievo, Ibrahim U. Kamal, Obehi Favour James, Adedamola Odeyale, Helen Ekere, Onoriode Brotobor (Author)Background : Cervical cancer remains a major public health concern in Nigeria despite being largely preventable through human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination and regular cervical screening....
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Dr. Beryl Shitandi Ominde, Dr. Oghenetejiri Denise Ogholoh, Miss. Sarah Isioma Sunday, Ogheneyole Jeremiah, Dr. Mamerhi Taniyohwo Enaohwo, Prof. Patrick Sunday Igbigbi (Author)Background : The management of clival pathologies requires accurate morphometric assessment of the clivus to facilitate preoperative planning and inform the design of population-specific...
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Kingsley Chinedu Enyi, Adefunke Olukemi Opajobi, Alfred Ikechukwu Ajoh, Chukwudi Cyril Dunkwu, Osuvwe Clement Orororo, Kingsley Okwurinka, Joseph Mordi, Innocent Onyesom (Author)Background : Lead exposure remains a major public health concern, with oxidative stress being a principal mechanism underlying its reproductive toxicity. Due to adverse effects associated with...
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Vanessa Akpevwoghene Derhie, Othuke Bensandy Odeghe, Victor Ngozi Enwemiwe, Eric Esiwo, Ehimwenma Aghahowa, Chioma Cynthia Ojianwuna, Oghenetega Christabel Derhie, Innocent Onyesom (Author)Background : The rise in resistance of Anopheles gambiae resistance to recommended insecticides necessitates effective bioactive alternatives in their control. Mosquitocidal activities of the...
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Eunice Ese Tsekiri, Kamal Usman Ibrahim, Judith Njideka Eseivo, Goodness Ogheneochuko Ayovo-E (Author)Background : Puerperal psychosis is a rare but life-threatening postpartum psychiatric emergency that poses substantial risks to both mothers and their infants if not recognized and managed...
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Azukaego Thomas Hughs Mokogwu (Author)Background : Cyanide poisoning is a major cause of oxidative stress and hepatotoxicity in humans and animals, while effective and affordable therapeutic options remain limited. Salvia...