Roju Lawal

God, then science. Public health professional

[Roju Lawal @rojulaw]

Black Box AI vs Explainable AI in healthcare delivery: which should we trust with patient care?🧐🤔

Find out the key differences and join the conversation in my latest post on Substack! #PublicHealth #AIinHealthcare #DigitalHealth #blackboxAI #xAI

https://t.co/NBxM3fwfh2

[Roju Lawal @rojulaw]

Black Box AI vs Explainable AI in healthcare delivery: which should we trust with patient care?🧐🤔

Find out the key differences and join the conversation in my latest post on Substack! #PublicHealth #AIinHealthcare #DigitalHealth #blackboxAI #xAI

https://t.co/NBxM3fwfh2

[Roju Lawal @rojulaw]

How is AI transforming healthcare and the way health services are delivered? From improving diagnostics to personalizing treatments, how exactly is AI reshaping care, and what does it mean for you?

Read more on my @thehealthspecialist page on Substack 👇https://t.co/RGZoPJiMpk

[Roju Lawal @rojulaw]

Ever stare at health reports & dashboards and wonder, “How is this supposed to help me?” 🤯

That’s why I started The Health Specialist: to turn research, policy & data into clear, actionable insights for leaders, practitioners & communities. Follow 👉 https://t.co/DqINk3RNAP

[Roju Lawal @rojulaw]

@nathanielblow Thank you Jesus!

[Deborah Ocheido @d_ocheido]

I woke up this Morning and I heard the Holyspirit say👇

The name of Jesus is a language

The Oldest language in civilization

Understood by all and sundry

You can say it

You can think it

You can feel

Darkness understands it and bows every time

[Roju Lawal @rojulaw]

@_jimjay Lol

[MFM Ministries @MFMWorldwide]

Join us for the July edition of the MFM Power Must Change Hands program on July 1st, 2023. This year's program is themed "The Water of Fire".

Come prepared with three bottles of water. These elements of God will come together and do wonders in our lives, in Jesus name.
Amen🙏

[Roju Lawal @rojulaw]

@Teechantelz @Mayysam @MUNMed @munmgss It was great working with you!

[Roju Lawal @rojulaw]

Nigeria contributes about 8% of TB global cases. #EndTb in Nigeria #MED6288

[Nigeria Health Watch @nighealthwatch]

#Nigeria must accelerate efforts if we must #EndTb by 2030.

In this illustrated piece, @IbeKen_ & @alagboso discuss the tuberculosis burden, efforts, challenges & suggest steps to #EndTB in Nigeria.

See more here: 👉 https://t.co/60tr8NPKgB
#NHWPost #YesWeCanEndTB

[Roju Lawal @rojulaw]

We must promote personalised care for pregnant women #givingbirthinnigeria #MED6288

[Nigeria Health Watch @nighealthwatch]

"If any progress is to be made towards achieving or contributing to the #SDG target of reducing global maternal deaths to less than 70 per 100,000 live births, then we must prioritise listening to women's voices to understand their unique needs, perspectives, experience.

[Roju Lawal @rojulaw]

77% of Nigerian women use bleaching creams. Check out my opinion piece on the current issue of skin bleaching in Nigeria and NAFDAC’s declaration of a state of emergency. #MED6288
@nighealthwatch @NafdacAgency @Mayysam
https://t.co/VP3qUoiy38

[Roju Lawal @rojulaw]

Tosin and I had a poster presentation on Nigeria health system @MUNMed #MED6288

[Oluwatosin @Teechantelz]

Check out @rojulaw and I 's poster on Nigeria 🇳🇬 health system presented alongside my coursemates at our faculty grad research day @MUNMed #MED6288

[Roju Lawal @rojulaw]

Thanks Tessa for sharing! #MED6288 @MUNMed @munmgss

[Tessa Eleanor Firth @tessa_e_firth]

Excited to present alongside the MPH 2023 class #MED6288 on our chosen healthcare systems at the Graduate Student Research Day!🔬 @MUNMed @munmgss @Mayysam #publichealth #healthcare #policy

[Roju Lawal @rojulaw]

Now that elections are rounding up, I hope every promise to invest in health care are not mere enticing words, we need to see actions and positive changes! #Nigeriaelection2023 #MED6288

[Nigeria Health Watch @nighealthwatch]

Health security should be a top priority when voting in the upcoming gubernatorial elections. Nigeria needs political representatives who prioritise public health and invest in epidemic preparedness.

#PreventEpidemicsNaija

[Roju Lawal @rojulaw]

Primary health care accessibility across all 774 LGAs should be the top priority of the Federal Ministry of Health #healthcareinnigeria #MED6288

[Nigeria Health Watch @nighealthwatch]

#NHWQUOTEOFTHEWEEK

The foundation of universal health coverage is primary health care.

Addressing potential gaps in the health system, including pandemics, requires strategic health policy planning and implementation by the government and all stakeholders.

@Atul_Gawande

[Roju Lawal @rojulaw]

There is a policy that addresses bleaching. FG and NAFDAC needs ensure that this policy is implemented in all states and create enforcement strategies #endskinbleachinginnigeria #Blackisbeautiful #MED6288

[NAFDAC NIGERIA @NafdacAgency]

Did you know that the Nigerian Cosmetic Products (prohibition of bleaching agents) Regulations 2019 prohibits the production, importation, and sale of cosmetics containing harmful bleaching agents such as hydroquinone, mercury, and steroids?

Read more 📄 https://t.co/5dnlrEADK2

[Roju Lawal @rojulaw]

Bleaching poses severe health conditions! #Blackisbeautiful #endbleachinginnigeria #MED6288

[NAFDAC NIGERIA @NafdacAgency]

Altering the colour of the skin, commonly referred to as bleaching, toning, lightening, etc, poses severe health risks.

Get aware with our cards below ⬇️

[Roju Lawal @rojulaw]

The Nigerian health insurance scheme was implemented in 1999 and does not cover up to 5% of Nigeria’s population till date. How sad!! #HealthForAll #Health4AllNaija #MED6288

[Nigeria Health Watch @nighealthwatch]

Out-of-pocket expenditure for households in Nigeria remain a major threat to achieving #Health4All in the country.

To combat this, we must enhance access to affordable quality healthcare for all citizens.
#Health4AllNaija

[Roju Lawal @rojulaw]

I am glad to see that NAFDAC is taking cogent steps to curtail skin bleaching in Nigeria. I hope that after sensitisation there will be policies implemented to effect change. 77% of Nigerian women using bleaching creams is a serious issue!#Blackisbeautiful #brownskingirl #MED6288

[NAFDAC NIGERIA @NafdacAgency]

Flag-off of the South-West Zonal Media Sensitisation Workshop on Dangers of Bleaching Creams and Regulatory Controls, at the State Secretariat, Ibadan, Oyo State.