Amharic Trust in Oncologist Scale Validated Among Ethiopian Cervical Cancer Patients
Researchers in Ethiopia have translated and validated the Trust in Oncologist Scale into Amharic and developed a five-item short form ...
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Only 27% of Ethiopian Toddlers Get a Minimally Diverse Diet, Major Meta-Analysis Finds
A new systematic review and meta-analysis of 13 studies covering 7,194 Ethiopian children aged 6 to 23 months finds that ...
Blood Test for Bacterial Infection Fails as a Diagnostic Tool but Excels at Tracking Sepsis Risk in Ethiopian Hospital Study
A prospective study of 210 hospitalized adults in Southwest Ethiopia found that admission procalcitonin performed poorly for diagnosing bacterial infection ...
Scientists Discover Striking New Black Egg-Eating Snake Hidden in Ethiopia’s Ancient Forest
A seven-year study combining captive breeding and multigene phylogenetics has revealed that black egg-eating snakes in Ethiopia's Harenna Forest are ...
Wealth Divides Young Ethiopian Women’s Access to Lifesaving Maternal Care, Study Finds
A new analysis of 2019 survey data shows that complete maternal health care in Ethiopia is heavily concentrated among young ...
Scabies Outbreaks Persist in Ethiopia as Traditional Healers Remain on the Sidelines
An ethnographic study in Ethiopia's Amhara region finds that villagers treat scabies first with traditional healers before turning to biomedical ...
When Tuberculosis Starves the Body Enough to Trap the Gut: A Rare Artery Syndrome Uncovered
A rare case report from Ethiopia describes how tuberculosis-driven malnutrition compressed a teenager's duodenum between two major arteries, and how ...
Rabies Vaccine Delays Endanger Bite Victims in Rural Ethiopia
A study of 260 dog bite victims in Ethiopia's Gondar zones found that 86.1 percent delayed rabies post-exposure vaccination beyond ...
Six Days to Recovery: What Slows Newborns Fighting Sepsis in Ethiopia
A study of 512 newborns at a Southwest Ethiopian hospital found a 95.2 percent sepsis recovery rate with a median ...
Only One in Four New Mothers in Eastern Ethiopia Turns to the Internet for Pregnancy Information
A mixed-method study of 570 postpartum women in Dire Dawa, eastern Ethiopia, found that only 28.4 percent used the internet ...
How a Warning Reaches You May Matter as Much as What It Says
A survey of 535 residents in four Ethiopian and South African communities finds that warnings received directly contain far more ...
Lime, Nitrogen and Phosphorus Trade-offs Shape Wheat Yields and Grain Zinc on Ethiopia’s Acid Soils
A two-year field experiment in Ethiopia's Upper Blue Nile Basin shows that lime and balanced nitrogen and phosphorus fertilization can ...
Buildings Alone Don’t Heal: Ethiopian Study Finds Infrastructure Fails to Predict Real Care Quality
A national study of Ethiopian health facilities finds that structural readiness correlates only weakly with clinical guideline adherence and patient-rated ...
Mosquitoes, Climate Data Could Give East Africa Early Warning of Chikungunya
Researchers argue that East Africa must replace reactive, case-based chikungunya surveillance with integrated One Health systems combining human, mosquito and ...
Pregnant Teens Face More Mistreatment and Gaps in Maternal Care Across Three African Countries
A three-country cohort study finds pregnant adolescents in Ethiopia, Kenya, and South Africa receive fewer antenatal visits, more mistreatment during ...
Ethiopian Tree Leaves Help Grow Antibacterial Zinc Oxide Nanocomposites
Researchers used Millettia ferruginea leaf extract to synthesize a zinc oxide/bentonite nanocomposite that showed enhanced antibacterial activity against four bacterial ...
Birth Complications Drive Neonatal Deaths in Ethiopian Hospitals, Study Finds
A case-control study of 495 newborn records in Tigray, Ethiopia, identifies birth asphyxia, neonatal infections, meconium aspiration, and mode of ...
Seven in Ten Ethiopian Students Use AI Chatbots for Medical Self-Care, Study Finds
A study of 414 undergraduates at Arsi University finds 70 percent use generative AI tools like ChatGPT for self-diagnosis and ...
Strip Tillage Boosts Maize Yields Nearly 48% in Ethiopia’s Dying Drylands
A two-year field trial in Ethiopia's Tigray region shows strip tillage raised maize yields by nearly 48 percent while dramatically ...
Tiny Grains, Big Difference: How Teff Flour Particle Size Shapes Cookie Quality
New research shows that milling teff flour to finer particle sizes improves flow behavior, color, and the crispness and overall ...
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