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Ending filariasis and neglected tropical diseases - BusinessWorld Online

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Predicting the impacts of land management for sustainable development on depression risk in a Ugandan case study | Scientific Reports – Nature com

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Moses John Bockarie

Moses John Bockarie’s profile on The Conversation

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Research links blindness to mental health in persons over 50 years

Research findings by international development organisation, Sightsavers, in the University of Ilorin and the Kogi State University have linked vision

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Blind People Four Times More Likely to Suffer Mental Health Problems

People with vision impairments were found to be suffering from mental health issues four times more than general population.

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