Vol 5, No 1 (2024)

THE NIGERIAN JOURNAL OF MEDICAL SOCIOLOGY

The Nigerian Journal of Medical Sociology is an annual publication of the Medical Sociology Sub-Group, Nigerian Anthropological and Sociological Practitioners Association (NASA). It is an academic journal that publishes empirical and theoretical works that address problems in the areas of health, illness and medicine approached from sociological perspectives.

Table of Contents

Articles

MOTIVATIONS, CONSEQUENCES, AND PREVENTION OF DRUG DIVERSION: A STUDY OF HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS AT AHMADU BELLO UNIVERSITY TEACHING HOSPITAL, ZARIA
Akeem Olalekan AYUB; Nankling Michael LAMU; Nurat Kehinde ADEYEMI
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INCLUSIVE ACCESS TO EFFICIENT HEALTH CARE AND SUSTAINABLE INCOME AMONG THE AGED POPULATION IN NIGERIA: PROBING THE CORE ROLE OF SOCIAL SECURITY IN PROMOTING LIFE EXPECTANCY
Chibugo M. OKETA
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IMPACT OF TEENAGE PREGNANCY ON THE ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF FEMALE SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS IN THE AWKA SOUTH LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF ANAMBRA STATE
Oguamanam, Gabriel Onyebuchi; Obah, Augustine Ikechukwu
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PUBLIC PERCEPTIONS ON UNWANTED PREGNANCY AND ABORTION IN ABA TOWN OF ABIA STATE, NIGERIA
Ezemde Favour UKAUMUNNA; Bentina Alawari MATHIAS
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SOCIOCULTURAL FACTORS INFLUENCING MALE INVOLVEMENT IN FAMILY PLANNING IN NIGERIA: A REVIEW OF LITERATURE
Ngozi Chinenye OKEKE & Ignatius Uche NWANKWO
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