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 ...
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Elders, Not Courts: How Ethiopia’s Shimglina Tradition Holds Peace Amid Crisis
A new qualitative study of 32 participants in Dessie, Ethiopia, finds that the indigenous elder-led Shimglina mediation system outperforms formal ...
Faults Hold the Key to Ethiopia’s Hidden Groundwater, Spring Survey Reveals
A survey of 92 perennial springs in Ethiopia's Kulfo River basin shows that fault density is the strongest control on ...
Why Ethiopian Farmers Adopt Improved Crops: New Study Reveals Two-Step Decision Puzzle
A new econometric study of 486 smallholder farms in Ethiopia's Amhara Region shows that the decision to adopt improved crop ...
Seed Rate, Sowing Method, and Variety Team Up to Shape Teff Yields in Ethiopia’s Highlands
A factorial field trial in Ethiopia's central highlands shows that teff variety, seed rate, and sowing method interact strongly, with ...
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 ...
Zebra, Cattle and the Shrubs Taking Over an Ethiopian Savanna
A ten-year study in Ethiopia's Nech Sar National Park shows that cattle corrals and zebra grazing interact in complex, species-specific ...
From Street Stall to Registered Business: What Ethiopia’s Informal Workers Reveal About the Path to Formality
A qualitative study of officials in four Ethiopian cities identifies the pathways, benefits and barriers shaping the formalization of the ...
Which Soil Bunds Actually Pay Off? Economics of Land Restoration in Ethiopia’s Blue Nile Highlands
A new cost-benefit analysis of 385 households and 726 plots in Ethiopia's Upper Blue Nile Basin shows that the profitability ...
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 ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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