Cell Tower Radiation in Dar es Salaam Stays Far Below Global Safety Limits, Study Finds
A study of 40 base stations in Dar es Salaam found radiofrequency levels far below international safety limits, while revealing ...
Tag: Tanzania
Hepatitis B Lurks Among Long-Haul Truckers at a Busy Tanzanian Border Post
A cross-sectional study of 396 long-distance truck drivers at Tanzania's Tunduma One-Stop Border Post found 6.6 percent carried hepatitis B ...
When Fathers Join Parenting Classes, Mothers in Tanzania Report Sweeping Gains
A longitudinal qualitative study of a couples-based parenting program in Mwanza, Tanzania, found mothers reported gentler discipline, better child feeding, ...
Tanzanian Companies Are Failing to Disclose Climate Action, Study Finds
A new PLOS Climate study of 78 Tanzanian corporate reports finds climate action disclosure averages just 18.9 percent of TCFD-recommended ...
Tanzanian Preschool Teachers Embrace Inclusion but Lack the Training to Deliver It
Interviews with 30 Tanzanian pre-primary teachers reveal that positive attitudes toward inclusive literacy are undermined by missing training, overcrowded classrooms, ...
Common UTI Antibiotics Are Failing in Tanzania as Drug-Resistant Bacteria Spread in the Community
A study of over 1,000 adults in Mwanza, Tanzania, finds that bacteria causing community-acquired urinary tract infections are highly resistant ...
Leprosy Cases Rising in Rural Tanzania After 25 Years of Declining Global Numbers
A 25-year analysis of 801 leprosy cases at Tanzania's Nazareti Leprosy Center reveals rising notifications, growing multibacillary disease, and increasing ...
Wealth, Not Mental Health Need, Drives Who Sees a Doctor in Tanzania
A national analysis of Tanzanian survey data finds household wealth, sex, age, and geography, not proxy-identified mental health need, determine ...
AI That Sees and Senses: Multimodal System Diagnoses Maize Disease and Tells Farmers What to Do
A multimodal AI framework combining maize leaf image analysis, NASA weather data, and large language models achieved 94 percent diagnostic ...
Male Nurses in Tanzania Fight Stereotypes That Erode Identity and Care
A qualitative study of ten male nurses in Dodoma, Tanzania, finds that persistent gender stereotypes erode professional identity, strain nurse-patient ...
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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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