Most Ethiopian household biogas plants are failing, field study finds
A field study of 243 Ethiopian household biogas plants found 53.1% were not operational, with only 27.1% fully functional.
A field study of 243 Ethiopian household biogas plants found 53.1% were not operational, with only 27.1% fully functional.
A community-based cross-sectional study in Muhir Aklil Woreda, Central Ethiopia, found that 79.1 percent of pregnant participants maintained good health-promoting ...
A qualitative study in selected Ethiopian hospitals identified four major determinants of neonatal mortality, highlighting service underutilisation, facility resource constraints, ...
A survey of 63 Ethiopian bean fields found anthracnose incidence up to 61.23 percent, and laboratory assays showed Trichoderma viride ...
A study of polygynous smallholders in Arsi Zone, Ethiopia, found that children of third-or-higher-order wives face lower height-for-age z-scores and ...
A retrospective cohort of 450 midline laparotomy patients at a Southern Ethiopian hospital found that 10.4 percent developed abdominal wound ...
A case-control study in Ethiopia identifies rural residence, large family size, preterm birth, recent illness and obstetric complications as factors ...
A six-month survey of Ethiopia's Kuliya River found pollution-sensitive mayflies, stoneflies and caddisflies dominating the upstream site while tolerant midges ...
A cross-sectional survey of 308 people living with HIV at Bule Hora University Teaching Hospital in Ethiopia found that 76.0 ...
A nationally representative study of 4,956 Ethiopian households finds that only 39.1 percent use any source of climate or weather ...
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