AI Ensemble Reads Blood Smears With Near-Perfect Accuracy to Identify Malaria Parasites
Researchers in Ethiopia have built an interpretable deep learning ensemble that identifies malaria parasite species from thin blood smears with ...
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Traditional Liver Remedies From Ethiopia Fail a Simple Toxicity Test, Raising Safety Alarms
A brine shrimp lethality assay found that aqueous and methanol extracts of three Ethiopian medicinal plants traditionally used for liver ...
Credit and Extension Services Keep Ethiopian Farmers on the Path to Climate-Resilient Agriculture
A new panel study of 1,400 Ethiopian farm households shows that credit access, extension services, and household resources determine whether ...
AI Boosts Grades and Well-Being in Ethiopian Secondary Schools, Study Finds
A study of 200 secondary students in Ethiopia's Awi Zone finds artificial intelligence improves academic performance both directly and indirectly ...
Simple Question Ladder Dramatically Boosts Reading Skills and Confidence
A structured ladder of literal, inferential, and evaluative questions substantially improved both reading comprehension and self-efficacy among Ethiopian EFL freshmen, ...
Broken Machines and Missing Parts: Why Medical Equipment Fails in Ethiopia’s Teaching Hospitals
A cross-sectional study of seven Ethiopian university hospitals finds that delayed spare-part procurement, budget shortages, and skill gaps are the ...
Ethiopian Sesame Trial Finds a Champion Variety That Wins Almost Everywhere
A three-year multi-environment trial in western Ethiopia identified the sesame line BKC-047 as a high-yielding, stable and blight-tolerant candidate variety ...
Job Satisfaction Emerges as Key Bridge Between University Culture and Faculty Loyalty
A survey of 402 academics at five Ethiopian public universities shows that job satisfaction partially mediates the link between organizational ...
Ethiopian Park Study Finds Community Conservation Lifts Rural Incomes by a Third
A quasi-experimental study of 440 households around Ethiopia's Borena Saynt Werehimeno National Park finds that community-based conservation participation raises household ...
Wealth Divides Cervical Cancer Screening for Ethiopian Women Living with HIV
A national survey analysis finds that only 15.5 percent of Ethiopian women living with HIV have ever been screened for ...
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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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