Vol. 38 No. 1 (2026)

Articles

1. AI-enhanced exploration of depression among women during menopause: Implications for health education

   Patience Adekemi Oyebode, Eucharia Nonye Osuagwu, Rafiu Olaolu Okunneye
   1-10

2. Transforming the teaching and learning of health education in Nigeria with artificial intelligence: Prospect and challenges

   Nafisa Loveth Agbonlahor, Freeman Alfred
   11-20

3. Artificial intelligence and effective teaching of health education in Lagos State University of Education, Lagos State Nigeria

   Jude Femi Blavo, Adetola Oluwatoyosi Adeniyi
   21-29

4. Sources and mitigation strategies for stress among health care workers in Central Hospital, Benin City: Exploring the role of AI-driven interventions

   Chinwe Nneamaka Atedhor, Obiageli Ogochukwu Egbochuku
   30-41

5. The effectiveness of AI-driven health promotion interventions in schools and communities: A systematic review

   Habeeb Ladi Owolabi, Timothy Olusoji Ayoade, Akinmade O. Omolade, Olamidotun Roseline Olatunde, Joy Ojiugo Ochogu
   42-57

6. Utilization of learning management systems among Faculty of Education lecturers of universities in Ebonyi State

   Nwamaka A. Elom, Cajetan Ikechukwu Ilo, Chinwe Lynda Nwali, Chibuzor Maduka Uzoho
   58-67

7. Readiness to utilize artificial intelligence in primary health care delivery by community health practitioners in South-South Nigeria

   Doubrapade Walker, Anthony Bibowei Akpe
   68-81

8. Help-seeking behaviour in the management of erectile dysfunction as perceived among commercial drivers in Kwara State

   Olawale Ezekiel Ajayi, Aishat Funmilayo Abdulrahman
   82-93

9. Influence of artificial intelligence-driven feedback on motivation and engagement in physical fitness classes among Human Kinetics and Health Education students in Federal University Oye-Ekiti, Ekiti State, Nigeria

   Adebolu Folajimi Adekoya, Samuel Adesina Okueso
   94-108

10. Impacts of internet on health seeking behaviour of students in Tai Solarin Federal University of Education, Ijebu Ode

    Adekunle Olanrewaju Adeogun, Sesan Emmanuel Lawal, Susan Eseose Abankroh
    109-119

11. Community health workers and artificial intelligence-based health monitoring and solutions in rural healthcare in Nigeria

    Lois Erowo Obed-Ojukwu, Dajen Mainasara Gwotmut, Veronica Okwuchi Charles-Unadike
    120-135

12. Artificial intelligence and data science in environment health and surveillance: Early detection and risk-reduction strategies

    Akhere Ibhafidon, Ogechi Kate Onyekwere, Chinaenye D. Emelike, Jennifer Okonkwo, Stella Chikadibia Nwachukwu, Tochi Emmanuel Iwuagwu
    136-153

13. Knowledge and perception regarding AI among secondary school physical and health education teachers in Uyo LGA of Akwa Ibom State

    Matthew Nse Udofa
    154-163

14. AI in community health monitoring and early warning systems

    Kesiena Temisere-Bethel, Doris Eseoghene Ikogho
    164-175

15. Integrating artificial intelligence in combating childhood obesity from policy implementation to practice

    Oluwayemisi A. Makinde
    176-185

16. Social media health misinformation; consequences and solutions

    Osariemen Collins Omokaro, Ijeoma Jessica Chiejine, Kinksley Edekin Imonna
    186-193

17. Transformative power of artificial intelligence (AI) on the teaching of students with intellectual disability, Federal College of Education (Special) Oyo

    Paulina Olubunmi Shofolahan, Taiwo Adebanke Ola
    194-202

18. Learning management system and students’ health behaviour in secondary schools in Akwa Ibom State

    Moses Akpan Ema, Victoria Ikoobong Umoren, Christiana Aniekan Udoma
    203-211

19. Artificial intelligence in the delivery of physical and health education

    Mary Madonna Ebighigbo, Dare Ajibola, Adisa Bolaji Iyanda, Francis Ajibola Olatomirin, Promise Ocyinye Anyanwu
    212-228

20. Adoption of personalised healthcare among commercial bus drivers in Alimosho Local Government Area, Lagos State

    Waliu Babatunde Ogunbamowo, Daniel Oluwatobi Ashon, Basirat Olushola Oladipupo, Ibironke Adeola Akintunde
    229-236

21. Innovations in health education through artificial intelligence: Strengthening school and community capacity for disease prevention

    Ige Veronica Obire, Chidi Nnaemeka Obiesi, Ljeoma Maria Assumpta Ibe
    237-245

22. Influence of artificial intelligence in enhancing consumer health awareness and reducing environmental pollution risks in Ethiope West Local Government Area of Delta State

    Happy Okpako, Patience Edirin Edore
    246-255

23. Leveraging artificial intelligence on causes, effects, early detection and control of waterborne diseases

    Bawa Hiqmat Enabulele, Elizabeth Timbiri, Ujiro Igbudu
    256-261

24. Artificial intelligence and the Nigerian educational system: Benefits, challenges and way forward

    Mary Madona Ebighigbo, Adisa Bolaji Iyanda
    262-276

25. Assessment of health literacy, digital readiness, and willingness to use artificial intelligence for health promotion among secondary school adolescents in Ijebu Ode, Ogun State, Nigeria

    Mary Abidemi Faleke
    277-289

26. Artificial intelligence applications in school, community and environmental health education: Challenges and strategies

    Ini-Mfon Bassey Umo, Macauley Edem Udo, Goodluck Emmanuel Udo
    290-299

27. AI based healthy lifestyle promotion and behavioural change theories

    Blessing Adeni Amakuro, Margret Onobumeh
    300-314

28. Leveraging artificial intelligence in evaluating the effect of health education interventions on hepatitis B prevention practices among students in rural South-Western Nigeria

    Ayotola Opeoluwa Adesina, Habib Olayinka Agboola, Maria Precious Oredugba
    315-323