Central Ethiopia
Individual and household factors associated with ownership of long lasting insecticidal nets and malaria infection in south central Ethiopia: a case–control study
... However, the conventional community-based cross- sectional surveys, such as malaria indicator surveys or prospective cohort study designs, would not be an effi- cient way to identify malaria cases or to assess risk fac- ...
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Childhood Diarrhea in Central Ethiopia: Determining Factors for Mothers in Seeking Modern Health Treatments
... Abstract: Background: Diarrhea remains one of the principal causes of morbidity and mortality in children in developing countries. A major contributing factor is the treatment provided by the mother. The current study ...
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Human biting activities of Anopheles species in south central Ethiopia
... Methods: Human-biting patterns of anophelines were monitored for 40 nights in three houses using human landing catches (HLC) both indoors and outdoors between July and November 2014, in Edo Kontola village, ...
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Fertility trends and differentials in central Ethiopia
... of Ethiopia in collaboration with the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine between February and April 1986 in the two regions of Arsi and Shoa in Central Ethiopia which have a little less ...
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Abundance and dynamics of anopheline larvae in a highland malarious area of south central Ethiopia
... Ten anopheline species were identified in Butajira. The predominant species was An. Arabiensis, which is the main vector of malaria in the country [5,6]. Its density decreased from Hobe at the lowest elevation (about ...
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Prevalence of malaria infection in Butajira area, south central Ethiopia
... south-central Ethiopia, close to the study area ...in Ethiopia, which have been implemented since 2005 [37], could explain the dominance of Plasmodium vivax ...
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Molecular typing of Mycobacterium tuberculosis complex isolated from pulmonary tuberculosis patients in central Ethiopia
... (17), central Ethiopia (18) and in eastern central Ethiopia ...in Ethiopia earlier [11, 13] the ancestor strain SIT 523 was found consisting of good numbers of ...
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In vivo efficacy of artemether lumefantrine against uncomplicated Plasmodium falciparum malaria in Central Ethiopia
... Patients were followed-up for 42 days and asked to return on days 1-3, 7, 14, 21, 28, 35, and 42 post-AL therapy initiation, as well as any other interim day, if ill. The study site facilities were open from 8:00 AM to ...
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Woody Species Diversity and Composition of Dry Woodland Vegetation in West Shewa, Central Ethiopia: Implications for Their Sustainable Management
... The studied forest located in Ambo district, West Shewa Zone of Oromia Regional State, Western lowlands of Ethiopia (Figure 1). Ambo district (longitude 37° 32' to 38° 3′ E and latitude 8° 47′ to 9° 20′ N) is ...
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Determinants of depression among people with epilepsy in Central Ethiopia
... Data were collected using instruments that measure depression, perceived stigma, Medication Adherence Scale, and social support-related questionnaires. The Patient Health Questionnaire (PHQ)-9 is the nine-item depression ...
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Effect of Eucalyptus expansion on surface runoff in the central highlands of Ethiopia
... The recent uncontrolled expansion of Eucalyptus could have significant effects on various ecosystem pro- cesses (Kebebew and Ayele 2010; Jenbere et al. 2012; Chanie et al. 2013; Tadele and Teketay 2014; Jaleta et al. ...
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Infestation of Ectoparasites in Dairy Calves Reared by Smallholder Farmers in Central Areas of Ethiopia
... The higher prevalence of lice on calves in this study might be due to the indoor and outdoor keeping nature of calves in different areas, poor grooming behavior, lack of awareness about the effect of lice on calves, and ...
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Malaria incidence and entomological findings in an area targeted for a cluster randomized controlled trial to prevent malaria in Ethiopia: results from a pilot study
... Methods: A cohort of 5309 residents from four kebeles (the lowest government administrative unit) in 996 house‑ holds was followed from August to December 2013 in south‑central Ethiopia. Blood samples were ...
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Willingness to donate eyes and its associated factors among adults in Gondar town, North West Ethiopia
... The entire sample size was 825, which was determined using the single population proportion formula. During computing the sample size, 95% confidence level, the proportions of willing to donate eyes from a similar study ...
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Agro ecosystems impact malaria prevalence: large scale irrigation drives vector population in western Ethiopia
... and central Ethiopia [21], remark- ably higher malaria prevalence was found to extend into the dry season in villages practising irrigation compared to villages without ...in Ethiopia (this study, ...
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Soil fertility status and wheat nutrient content in Vertisol cropping systems of central highlands of Ethiopia
... in Ethiopia [10]. The loss of soil nutrients in Ethiopia is related to cultural practices such as low fertilizer use, removal of vegetative cover (such as straw or stubble) and burning plant residues or the ...
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Eucalyptus Tree Production in Wolayita Sodo, Southern Ethiopia
... As been mentioned by Haileab [2] and other researchers, Eucalyptus trees are known to provide a wide array of goods and services namely, provision of fuelwood, charcoal, construction materials, household and farm ...
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First Report of Stemphylium vesicarium Causing Onion Stemphylium Leaf Blight in Ethiopia
... Many small- and large-scale farmers in the main onion-producing areas of central rift valley of Ethiopia grow onion ( Allium cepa L.). In total, 31,673 ha of land were covered by onion with 293,887.6 tonnes ...
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Risk factors of preterm birth among mothers who gave birth in public hospitals of central zone, Tigray, Ethiopia: unmatched case–control study 2017/2018
... the central zone of Tigray. The central zone of Tigray has only governmental hospitals and these hospitals were gov- erns by Tigray regional health ...
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Systematic review on traditional medicinal plants used for the treatment of malaria in Ethiopia: trends and perspectives
... respectively, while tree and climbers was least reported, 23 and 6.5%, respectively. Similar observation was reported in other countries [105, 106]. This trend may be attributed to the abundance and easy access of these ...
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