E.O. Okoro

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Publications

A selection from 20 publications carrying a University of Ilorin affiliation.

• Diabetic care in Nigeria: report of a self-audit
  E. O. Okoro, A. O. Adejumo, B. A. Oyejola · 2002 · Journal of Diabetes and its Complications · 30 citations
• Body size preference among Yoruba in three Nigerian communities
  E. O. Okoro, B. A. Oyejola, Ebitimitula N. Etebu and others · 2013 · Eating and Weight Disorders – Studies on Anorexia Bulimia and Obesity · 29 citations
• Salt taste sensitivity and blood pressure in adolescent school children in southern Nigeria.
  E. O. Okoro, G E Uroghide, E. T. Jolayemi · 1998 · PubMed · 21 citations
• Type 2 diabetes and hearing loss in black Africans*
  Foluwasayo E. Ologe, E. O. Okoro · 2005 · Diabetic Medicine · 19 citations

• Excess Mortality (2020-2023) as Proxy of COVID-19 Deaths?
  E. O. Okoro, Nehemiah Ikoba · 2025 · Epidemiology Biostatistics and Public Health · 2 citations · free to read
• Blood pressure and body size preference in traditional communities of Ilorin metropolis, Nigeria
  E. O. Okoro, Ebitimitula N. Etebu, B. A. Oyejola · 2015 · Cardiovascular Endocrinology · 1 citation
• Aspirin and Diabetes Care in Nigeria: Treatment or Exploitation?
  Okoro Eo, Oyejola · 2015 · Journal of Clinical Research & Bioethics · 4 citations · free to read
• Blood pressure profile in Nigerian children
  LJ Hamidu, E. O. Okoro, MA Ali · 2009 · East African Medical Journal · 14 citations · free to read
• Body image preference among Nigerians with type 2 diabetes
  Okoro Eo, Oyejola · 2008 · Practical Diabetes · 12 citations
• Effects of dietary sucrose intake on glycaemic control in Nigerians with type 2 diabetes
  E. O. Okoro, S. O. Funsho, O. A. Oyedokun and others · 2007 · International Journal of Clinical Practice · 1 citation

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20 of this researcher’s 40 indexed publications carry a Unilorin affiliation. The index holds this researcher under 3 separate records (E. O. Okoro, E.O. Okoro, Okoro Eo), which are combined here. An ORCID attached to every publication prevents this splitting. Matched to the University Calendar 2024–2028 entry “E. O. Okoro, Professor, Department of Medicine”.