Ethiopia’s Giant Livestock Herds Face a Veterinary System in Crisis
A new systematic review finds that chronic underfunding, severe workforce shortages, weak diagnostics and fragmented governance are crippling veterinary services ...
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How Ethiopia’s 2018 Reform Wave Unraveled Into Armed Conflict in Amhara
A new integrated institutionalist study finds that Ethiopia's post-2018 reforms produced centralizing effects that sparked a legitimacy crisis and armed ...
Crossbred Cows Outperform Local Breeds in Ethiopian Highlands, but Feed Costs and Poor Services Hold Farmers Back
A survey of 224 dairy farmers in Tigray, northern Ethiopia, shows that crossbred cows and technology adopters dramatically outperform local ...
Ensemble AI Reads Amharic Lips With Record Accuracy
Researchers at Bahir Dar University have built an ensemble lip-reading model for Amharic that combines Gabor filters, Capsule Networks, and ...
Resilience, Not Just Support, Drives Life Satisfaction for Blind Teacher Trainees in Ethiopia
A new study of 105 teacher trainees with visual impairment in Ethiopia's Amhara Region finds that resilience predicts life satisfaction ...
Old and Small Factories Left Behind in Ethiopia’s Waste Technology Race, Survey Finds
A survey of 303 manufacturing firms in Shaggar city, Ethiopia, shows that firm age, size, profitability, and existing environmental practices ...
Urban Malaria Silently Spreads in Ethiopian Town, Study Finds One in Six Infected
A community-based study in Dilla Town, southern Ethiopia, found malaria in nearly 17 percent of urban residents, driven by poor ...
Dangerous E. coli Strain Found in Nearly a Third of Raw Meat Samples in Ethiopian City
A study of butcher houses in Bahir Dar, Ethiopia, found E. coli O157:H7 in 28.4 percent of ready-to-eat raw meat ...
Terraces That Heal: Conservation Structures Rebuild Soil and Water in Ethiopia’s Highlands
A factorial field study in Ethiopia's Tigray highlands shows that integrated soil and water conservation measures significantly reduce compaction, boost ...
Calf Parasite Study Reveals Hygiene as Key Driver of Coccidiosis in Ethiopian Dairy Herds
A cross-sectional study of 284 calves in eastern Ethiopia found a 22.5 percent prevalence of coccidiosis, with poor farm hygiene, ...
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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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