Reproducible Health Research in Low-Resource Settings: A Nigerian Perspective

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healthcare

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Nwa

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This presentation explores how open science principles can be applied to health research in low-resource settings. Drawing from experience in bioinformatics, healthcare research, and digital capacity building, it highlights a reproducible approach to Mycobacterium tuberculosis (Mtb) genomic analysis using accessible, open tools. The work emphasizes that reproducibility is not just a technical challenge but a contextual one, and demonstrates how transparent workflows, open data, and community collaboration can enable more inclusive and impactful research.

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