Easy-to-use water system boosts revenue in Tanzania, engagement doesn’t matter
A survey of 235 staff at Tanzanian public water utilities finds that perceived ease of use of the MAJI Information ...
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Anemia linked to heart muscle thickening in adults in Tanzania and Haiti
A cross-sectional study of adults in Tanzania and Haiti finds moderate to severe anemia independently associated with high-output left ventricular ...
Patients in Northern Tanzania Reveal What Helps and Hinders Heart-Healthy Living
A qualitative study of ten cardiac patients at a Tanzanian referral hospital identified family, spiritual, and medical support as facilitators ...
Three-day oxfendazole course cures most adults with whipworm infection in Tanzanian trial
A phase 2a trial on Pemba Island, Tanzania found that three daily 800 mg doses of oxfendazole cured 75.9% of ...
Household Size and Head’s Job Drive Child Poverty in Northern Tanzania
A survey of 504 children in northern Tanzania finds that household size, family structure, and the employment status of the ...
Tanzanian Teachers Show Three Distinct Patterns of Competence-Based Curriculum Implementation
A qualitative multiple-case study of ten Tanzanian secondary school teachers identified three recurring configurations of competence-based curriculum implementation, ranging from ...
Tanzanian rice farmers say soils are failing as commercial farming intensifies
Smallholder rice farmers in Tanzania's Kilombero valley floodplain perceive widespread soil health deterioration linked to commercial, agrochemical-intensive farming, according to ...
Large New Grasshopper Species Discovered in Central Tanzania’s Vanishing Miombo Woodlands
A new, unusually large grasshopper species, Neoleva magna, has been described from miombo woodlands in Central Tanzania and distinguished from ...
River Water Near Tanzanian Uranium Project Carries Radiation Doses Above WHO Guidelines
A study of the Likuyu River downstream of Tanzania's Mkuju Uranium Project finds that untreated water at two sites delivers ...
East African Jewels: Six New Bush-Cricket Species Reveal Inflated Ears Built for Duetting
A review of the East African bush-cricket genus Dioncomena describes six new species and links the insects' inflated pronotal lobes ...
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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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