Derrick Adu Mensah
The researcher has conducted extensive studies focusing on three interconnected themes: parasitic diseases, toxoplasmos gondii infection, and COVID-19's impact on reproduction. Their work integrates insights into the spread and treatment of lymphatic filariasis and onchoceriasis, evaluates the role of hygiene protocols and antimalarial therapies, examines antigen status changes in filariasis patients, explores blood biomarkers associated with microfilariaria, assesses Onchocerciasis transmission dynamics post-drug administration, investigates seroprevalence of Toxoplasmos gondii in pregnant women, and delves into public perception of the COVID-19 pandemic among reproductive women. The research emphasizes the interplay between medical interventions, psychological impacts, and societal attitudes within these domains.
COVID-19 Impact on Reproduction
Parasitic Diseases Research and Treatment
Toxoplasma gondii Research Studies
Humoral immune response to COVID-19 vaccines in onchocerciasis-infected individuals: a field study from Ghana
Open AccessChanges in circulating filarial antigen status in previously positive individuals: Lessons for treatment monitoring and pre-transmission assessment surveys
Open AccessAdherence to Hygiene Protocols and Doxycycline Therapy in Ameliorating Lymphatic Filariasis Morbidity in an Endemic Area Post-Interruption of Disease Transmission in Ghana
Open AccessAssociation of haemato-biochemical indices and blood composite ratios with microfilaridermia in Onchocerciasis patients
Open AccessPA-737 Genome-wide association study in Ghanaian lymphatic filariasis-affected individuals
Open AccessAccessSeroprevalence and the Associated Risk Factorsof Toxoplasma GondiiInfection among PregnantWomenin The Middle Belt of Ghana
Open AccessKnowledge andPerception of COVID-19 and ItsPsychosocial Impact on Pre-and Post-Natal Womenin Tema Metropolis, Ghana, West Africa
Open AccessOccurrence of Onchocerciasis infection after decades of mass drug administration in the Western North Region of Ghana: The case of Sefwi Akontombra district
Open AccessOccurrence of Onchocerciasis infection after decades of mass drug administration in the Western North Region of Ghana: The case of Sefwi Akontombra district
Open AccessOccurrence of Lymphatic Filariasis infection after 15 years of mass drug administration in two hotspot districts in the Upper East Region of Ghana
Open AccessDepartment of Theoretical and Applied Biology
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology