The study focused on the characterizing, classifying and identify the soil-forming processes in a waterlogged soil in Ovia North East Local Government Area, Edo State for the purpose of providing an understanding of the ecosystem and land-use sustainabili
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This study assessed the knowledge, beliefs, and risk factors associated with Bacterial Vaginosis (BV) among female undergraduate nursing students at the University of Benin. Using a descriptive cross-sectional design and structured questionnaire, findings revealed a generally high level of BV knowledge, though gaps exist regarding its asymptomatic nature. ommon misconceptions included the belief that poor hygiene and sexual activity are primary causes. Key risk factors identified were recent antibiotic use, tight clothing, and improper hygiene Practices. Despite these issues, students demonstrated a Strong willingness to adopt educational strategies like seminars, curriculum integration, and peer education. The study underscores the importance of targeted interventions and improved reproductive health education to better prepare future nurses and reduce BV prevalence. Limitations include the Study’s restriction to one institution, limiting generalizability. Recommendations include incorporating BV education into nursing curricula, promoting peer-led discussions, and organizing regular health campaigns.
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