Abstract This study was designed to assess the prevalence and factors associated with poor clinical outcome of acute respiratory infections (ARIs) among children less than five years of age at Mizan-Tepi university teaching ...

Introduction: Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and treatments given to HIV patients to reduce complications and fast disease progression, cause a  series of  hematological abnormalities. Anemia is among hematologic ...

Background. The evolution of resistance to currently used malaria medicines together with the severe economic burden of malaria initiates the search for novel antimalarial drugs. Thus, the present experiment was intended ...

In the contemporary world, no country is found without a national flag. As the name indicates, national flag symbolizes the sovereignty of states, its history, culture, eccentric, and the unity of its peoples founded ...

The objective of this study was to assess the role of vocational education and training to rehabilitate prisoners and challenges it encounters in Benc’ Sheko and Kaffa zone correctional institutions. To achieve the objective ...

This study was conducted to assess dairy cattle production practices, dairy product processing and handling practices, and their constraints and opportunities in the Sheka and Mirab Omo zones of south-west Ethiopia. ...

This assessment was conducted in three targeted woredas of Bench Sheko Zone namely; Guraferda, Semen Bench, and Sheybench woredas to identify alternative livelihood options/improvements that reduce pressures on the forest ...

An increase in urban population and the rising demand for food and other essentials perpetuate a rise in the amount of waste being generated daily by each household. In Ethiopia, this waste is eventually thrown into open ...

Background. Malaria remains a serious public health problem, particularly in resource scarce areas of the world. 'e number of malaria cases has dropped remarkably in Ethiopia over the last decade, and e,orts to eliminate ...

Background: Diarrheal disease remains a leading cause of morbidity and mortality mainly among under five years of children in low and middle income countries. Bacteria, particularly gram-negative enteric bacterial pathogens ...