Tag: Ethiopia

Seven near-complete Marburg virus genomes from Ethiopia's first 2025 outbreak place the lineage in the MARV.A.1 clade and indicate human-to-human ...

A study of 108 raw milk samples in West Hararghe, Ethiopia, found water adulteration rising from producers to service providers, ...

A cross-sectional study of 420 women on antiretroviral therapy in Ambo town, Ethiopia, found 39.3 percent had good quality of ...

A review in Discover Food finds indigenous mushrooms offer protein, bioactive compounds, and sustainable cultivation potential for food security.

A retrospective cohort study in Addis Ababa found an 88.6 percent recovery rate among COVID-19 patients in home-based isolation, with ...

A validated lifecycle energy study of Ethiopia's standardized mass housing finds identical buildings face a 31 percent cooling surge in ...

A first-ever survey of Hambericho Mountain Forest in central Ethiopia recorded 32 butterfly species across forest, shrubland, and grassland zones, ...

A survey of 385 rural households in Eastern Ethiopia found an average dietary diversity score of 4.02, below the national ...

A survey of 366 rural households in South Wollo, Ethiopia, found that 51.09 percent were severely food insecure under the ...

A cross-sectional study of 428 patients at Asella Referral and Teaching Hospital in Ethiopia found that 12.4 percent had diabetic ...

A retrospective study of 260 intramedullary nailing patients in Ethiopia found an 8.46% implant-associated infection rate, with emergency surgery and ...

A 51-year time-series analysis finds food price volatility raises Ethiopian under-five mortality mainly over medium and long horizons, with declines ...

A systematic review published in the International Journal for Equity in Health has synthesized the empirical evidence on how the ...

A questionnaire survey in Ethiopia's Wolaita Zone documented limited drug sources, poor storage, prescription-free sales and widespread self-medication among livestock ...

A case report from Ethiopia describes the tentative diagnosis and successful supportive treatment of suspected canine parvovirus hemorrhagic gastroenteritis in ...

A review of 23 studies finds lead, cadmium and chromium repeatedly exceeding FAO/WHO limits in Ethiopian vegetables, cereals and fish, ...

A qualitative process evaluation found that material and human resource shortages were the primary barriers to implementing a tailored sepsis ...

A DArTseq SNP analysis of 60 Ethiopian kebericho accessions from 36 locations found moderate genetic diversity, with 77 percent of ...

A cross-sectional study of 265 households in Jimma Town, Ethiopia, measured living room air pollutants during non-cooking periods and found ...

A laboratory study of mortars blended with Ethiopian scoria powder and waste glass powder found that 10–15% scoria replacement improved ...