Ethiopia has made a remarkable progress against child undernutrition in the past fifteen years; however, child stunting remains a serious challenge. According to Ethiopian Demographic and Health Survey, the national ...
Stunting remains a major public health problem in Ethiopia. The current study shows that 39% (37-42: 95% confidence interval) of children under five years of age are stunted (height-for-age below -2SD).
The national ...
Our integrated management system concerns all of the company’s activities (providing services in the outsourcing of Purchases) and complies with the quality requirements. The activities of EPSA Market Place (purchasing and ...
Reducing maternal mortality and improving maternal health status is the top priority of the federal ministry of health of Ethiopia, as reflected in the health sector transformation plan and reproductive health strategy for ...
Cholera is an acute watery diarrheal
disease caused by infection of the
intestine with the gram-negative
bacteria Vibrio cholerae, either type O1 or O139.
Both children and adults can be infected. It is
one of the key ...
Ethiopia is bordered by Sudan and South Sudan on the west, Eritrea and Djibouti on the northeast, Somalia
on the east and southeast, and Kenya on the south. It is located between the equator and the tropic of
cancer, ...
Ethiopia continues to experience recurrent outbreaks of cholera, malnutrition, measles, COVID-
19 and other public health and humanitarian emergencies. The Ethiopian Public Health Institute
(EPHI) and Ministry of Health ...
Globally, since the early 1990s, the changing climate has been a hot topic under discussion by
global experts and politicians due to its profound impact on the worldwide health, economy,
ecology and trade
Over the past decades, the fact that climate change and its impact on health have become
increasingly understood and recent evidence suggests that the associated changes in temperature
and precipitation are already ...
The Public Health Emergency Management (PHEM) system is well established up to the health post
level. However, the existing surveillance system detects cases at health facility level when patients
seek treatment. There ...
The implementation of laboratory biosafety and biosecurity programs is fundamental and crucial for
protecting the health workforce, the community, and the environment from exposures to biological
hazards. Past and recent ...
Arbovirus (arthropod-borne virus) applies to any virus that is transmitted to humans and/or other
vertebrates by certain species of blood-feeding arthropods, chiefly insects (flies and mosquitoes)
and arachnids (ticks). ...