First African child to go into HIV remission Scientists in South Africa have revealed that a child diagnosed with HIV when he was 1 month old has been in HIV remission for 8½ years without [Read More]
Trachoma: The Biggest Cause Of Preventable Blindness Just Won’t Go Away Trachoma, easily treatable, blinds thousands of the world’s poorest every year. Tom Gardner On Assignment For HuffPost his article is part of HuffPost’s Project Zero campaign, a [Read More]
Colonialism and Public Health: The Case of the Rinderpest Virus in Oromia Regional State in Ethiopia By Begna F Duggesa (PhD) Abstract Background: Colonizers usually present their agenda in positive terms–theirs is a civilizing mission and [Read More]
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Philips and the governments of Ethiopia and the Netherlands sign seven-year agreement to build Ethiopia’s first specialized Cardiac Care Center By APO irst of its kind project for Philips will deliver a complete hospital solution for state-of-the-art [Read More]
Ethiopian delivers conjoined twin boys in ‘historic’ birth (africanews) —-An Ethiopian woman has given birth to conjoined twins in Debre Berhan, a city located in the centre of the country, the state-affiliated FBC portal reports. [Read More]
Meet Dr. Amir Aman Hagos, Ethiopia’s state Minister of Health By Socrates Mbamalu on May 4, 2018 — Ethiopia’s new Minister of Health, Dr. Amir Aman is a young leader determined to set the country’s health sector on [Read More]
UNICEF, EU Launch Book On Reducing Malnutrition In Ethiopia (newbusinessethiopia)—The European Union (EU) and UNICEF launched a photo book covering the health sector of Ethiopia, entitled “Ending malnutrition in Ethiopia – A SUCCESS STORY” which [Read More]
Insect farms gear up to feed soaring global protein demand Karl Plume LANGLEY, British Columbia (Reuters) – Layers of squirming black soldier fly larvae fill large aluminum bins stacked 10-high in a warehouse outside of [Read More]
Man in hospital after eating world’s hottest chilli- BBC NEWS A man who ate the world’s hottest chilli pepper in a chilli-eating contest ended up in hospital after experiencing “thunderclap” headaches. (BBC News)—The 34-year-old man had [Read More]
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