Benjamin Momo Kadia

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Benjamin Momo Kadia's research focuses on public health challenges, particularly in low-resource settings. He has investigated factors associated with vaccine program implementation, such as the RTS,S/AS01 Malaria Vaccine Program in sub-Saharan Africa through a systematic review. His work also addresses disease resurgence, including a study on factors contributing to measles resurgence in the United States post-elimination. Kadia has examined the link between environmental factors and disease, conducting a systematic review and meta-analysis on ambient air pollution and pulmonary tuberculosis.

His research interests extend to health disparities and access to care. He has explored awareness and vaccine coverage of Hepatitis B among Cameroonian medical students and analyzed barriers and enablers to antiretroviral therapy uptake in integrated HIV and tuberculosis treatment programs in sub-Saharan Africa. Kadia's experience includes clinical practice as a general practitioner in rural Cameroon and coordinating HIV programs. He also has experience evaluating essential healthcare services, such as emergency obstetric and neonatal care in Cameroon.

With a background in public health and a focus on epidemiology and disease control, Kadia's work contributes to understanding and addressing health issues in diverse populations. His scholarship metrics include an h-index of 14, with 65 total publications and 673 total citations, indicating ongoing activity and contribution to his field.

Metrics

• h-index: 14
• Publications: 65
• Citations: 675