Four in Five Hospital Devices and Surfaces in Ethiopian Study Carried Bacteria
A cross-sectional study at an Ethiopian specialized hospital found 78.4 percent of sampled medical equipment and surfaces contaminated with bacteria, ...
A cross-sectional study at an Ethiopian specialized hospital found 78.4 percent of sampled medical equipment and surfaces contaminated with bacteria, ...
A study of 124 rural households in Lemo Woreda, Ethiopia, found that Productive Safety Net Program participation was associated with ...
A systematic review of 130 studies identifies sustainable intensification, agroforestry, climate-smart practices and improved water management as the most evidence-backed ...
A registered implementation research protocol in BMC Primary Care details how radiofrequency thermotherapy for cutaneous leishmaniasis will be tested in ...
A qualitative study of 30 Ethiopian healthcare providers and managers in ten hospitals identifies training, mentoring and fair incentives as ...
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 one-season field trial in Northwestern Ethiopia found that combining vermicompost with nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer raised wheat grain yields, ...
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