William Ebomoyi

According to our database, William Ebomoyi authored at least 14 papers between 2008 and 2018.

Collaborative distances:

• Dijkstra number of five.
• Erdős number of five.

2018

Scaling-up spatiotemporal dynamics of HIV/AIDS prevalence rates of Sub-Saharan African countries.

N. Kunene, William Ebomoyi, T. S. Gala

Int. J. Medical Eng. Informatics, 2018

2015

Awareness of HPV among college-age urban students and their suggested primary preventive strategies to avoid the viral infections.

E. William Ebomoyi, Emmanuel Osunkoya, Afolabi-Bello Morolayo, Josephine I. Ebomoyi

Int. J. Medical Eng. Informatics, 2015

Ethical, legal, social, and financial implications of neonatal screening for sickle cell anaemia in Sub-Sahara Africa in the age of genomic science.

E. William Ebomoyi

Int. J. Medical Eng. Informatics, 2015

2014

Human Genome Sequencing Project and the implications for international primary healthcare programme in Sub-Sahara African nations.

E. William Ebomoyi, Shankar Srinivasan

Int. J. Medical Eng. Informatics, 2014

Global genomic epidemiology of BRCA1/BRCA2; breast cancer associated genes and adoption of the health belief model to disseminate health education about compliance with precision (P4) medical science.

E. William Ebomoyi, Josephine I. Ebomoyi

Int. J. Medical Eng. Informatics, 2014

Genomic epidemiology of prostate cancer, family history approach, and the adoption of socio-ecological model to increase screening among American adult males.

E. William Ebomoyi

Int. J. Medical Eng. Informatics, 2014

2013

Neonatal screening for sickle cell disease, caveats about potential cure with innovative medical technology and the relevant evidence-based health education.

E. William Ebomoyi

Int. J. Medical Eng. Informatics, 2013

2012

A synthetic model for neuromuscular control.

Shankar Srinivasan, Dinesh P. Mital, William Ebomoyi, Syed Haque

Int. J. Medical Eng. Informatics, 2012

Human genome sequencing technologies, the medical, public health and economic implications in the industrialised G-8 nations.

William Ebomoyi, Josephine I. Ebomoyi

Int. J. Medical Eng. Informatics, 2012

2011

Genomic technologies and the imminent set-backs in developing nations.

William Ebomoyi, Shankar Srinivasan

Int. J. Medical Eng. Informatics, 2011

2010

Prospective evaluation of targed filter paper screening for sickle cell disease: effectiveness and follow through.

William Ebomoyi, Flora Finch Cherry

Int. J. Medical Eng. Informatics, 2010

2009

Global genomics disparities in the wake of personalised medical services.

William Ebomoyi, Josephine I. Ebomoyi

Int. J. Medical Eng. Informatics, 2009

2008

Biomedical informatics education for capacity building in developing countries.

Shankar Srinivasan, Dinesh P. Mital, Syed Haque, William Ebomoyi

Int. J. Medical Eng. Informatics, 2008

Innovations in capacity building in genomic technology in USA.

William Ebomoyi, Shankar Srinivasan

Int. J. Medical Eng. Informatics, 2008