Illegal Logging Is Stripping Tanzania’s Forest of Its Malaria Healing Plants
A new study around Tanzania's Mkingu Nature Forest Reserve documents twenty plant species used to treat malaria and finds that ...
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Tanzania’s Old Cashew Trees Reveal a Hidden Trove of Genetic Diversity
A new study of traditional cashew trees in Tanzania's Nachingwea and Newala districts reveals high phenotypic diversity that could prove ...
Scientists Screen 231 Rice Lines to Find Hidden Salt Tolerance Beyond the Famous Saltol Gene
A large Tanzanian screening of 231 rice genotypes has revealed salt-tolerant lines that outperform celebrated checks and shown that the ...
Pesticide Exposure in Pregnancy Linked to Early Infant Development Delays in Tanzania
A Tanzanian study of 337 mother–child pairs found that high first-trimester inhibition of maternal acetylcholinesterase, a marker of organophosphate pesticide ...
Simple Bundle of Care Nearly Eliminates Dangerous Newborn Cooling in Tanzanian Delivery Rooms
A quality improvement initiative at a Tanzanian referral hospital cut neonatal hypothermia at birth from 99 percent to 5.7 percent ...
Dry Days Drive Baboons to March Three Times Farther in Tanzanian Reserve
A new GPS-based study in Tanzania's Swagaswaga Game Reserve shows that baboons nearly triple their daily travel distances and shrink ...
Fear, Faith and Duty: How Tanzanian Frontline Health Workers Endured COVID-19
A qualitative study of frontline health care workers at a zonal hospital in northern Tanzania documents their fear, stigma and ...
Grazing Rights and Livelihoods Decide Whether Tanzanian Villagers Back Conservation
A mixed-methods study in northern Tanzania shows that seasonal grazing access, tenure security, and gendered livelihood costs drive village support ...
Improved Rice Seeds Lift Yields and Cut Risk for Tanzanian Farmers, National Census Simulation Shows
A stochastic simulation of Tanzania's national agricultural census shows improved rice seeds substantially raise the probability of high yields and ...
Tanzania’s Rising Pesticide Use Poses Growing Health and Environmental Risks
A 25-year systematic review finds pesticide use in Tanzania has surged since 2000, leaving farmers poisoned, food contaminated, and malaria ...
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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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