Grief Without Closure: Tanzanian Families Bereaved in 2025 Post-Election Violence Show Frozen Mourning
A qualitative study of 28 bereaved family members in Tanzania reveals how frozen grief, economic hardship and limited accountability shape ...
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Why Most Tanzanian Students Feel Confident Seeking Psychological Help on Campus
The concept of perceived behavioural control sits at the heart of the theory of planned behaviour, a framework developed by ...
App-Based Hearing Test Falters in Rural Tanzania, Raising Global Health Concerns
A new study in rural Tanzania found the WHO-endorsed hearWHO app achieved only 34.5 percent accuracy against pure tone audiometry, ...
Trees on Farms Boost Insect Numbers but Not Diversity in Semi-Arid Tanzania
A new study in Dodoma, Tanzania, finds that agroforestry boosts ground-dwelling insect abundance but supports lower species richness and diversity ...
Nearly Nine in Ten Hospitalized Children in Zanzibar Receive Antibiotics, Survey Finds
A WHO point prevalence survey across five public hospitals in Zanzibar found 87.6 percent of hospitalized children receiving antibiotics, with ...
Tanzania–China University Partnerships Reveal a New Logic of South–South Cooperation
A new study of five Tanzanian universities shows that South–South partnerships with Chinese institutions are shaped by active institutional agency, ...
Why Leprosy Care Comes Late in Tanzania: Stigma, Witchcraft Beliefs and Failing Clinics
A qualitative study in Tanzania traces how witchcraft beliefs, stigma and health-system failures combine to delay leprosy diagnosis and treatment.
Rising Evaporative Demand Is Reshaping Drought in Northern Tanzania’s Pastoral Heartland
In the semi-arid rangelands of Simanjiro District in northern Tanzania, drought is not an occasional emergency but a structural feature ...
Sandfly Survey Along Tanzania’s Great Rift Valley Reveals Leishmaniasis Vector Risk
A new survey along Tanzania's Great Rift Valley documents eight sandfly species, including proven leishmaniasis vectors, revealing significant ecological risk ...
Two Villages, One Serengeti: Communities Tell Radically Different Stories About Why Bushmeat Hunting Is Declining
A new mixed-methods study across 12 Tanzanian villages reveals that communities receiving conservation outreach benefits explain declining bushmeat availability through ...
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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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