Isaac Ikuejamoye

Growing up in a modest household of six in Epe local government, a Lagos suburb, I shared a single room with my family. Despite these limitations, my parents' dedication fueled my educational aspirations. My mom's snack business, my father's multifaceted security, fishing, and bike rider work, along with an uncle's support, paved the way for my college education.

Overcoming challenges, I graduated with first-class honors in Physiology from Lagos State University. Now, I'm pursuing a PhD at the Medical College of Wisconsin. My journey exemplifies the power of perseverance: when there's a will, there's a way.

Molecular mechanisms of Neurodegeneration in Alzheimer’s disease, Neurogenic hypertension