Published studies, methods, evidence limits and the questions research can answer.
From the abstract: “These data establish the analytic platform for a prospective HIV-oncology cohort at Mildmay Hospital and Mildmay Research Centre and inform context-appropriate cancer screening priorities.”
From the abstract: “The aim of this study was to evaluate health management information system data quality and information use for HIV/AIDS program in Jimma town public health facilities, South West Ethiopia, 2022.”
From the abstract: “To identify the prevalence of triazole resistance and the potential genetic relationships among triazole resistant and susceptible strains, this study investigated antifungal susceptibility to both clinical and agricultural triazoles and analyzed genetic variation among various ecological niche populations of A. flavus in Cameroon.”
From the abstract: “We enrolled Kenyan CALWH ≤15 years on NNRTI-based ART and monitored adherence over six months, with monthly, validated questionnaires and continuous MEMs (Medication Event Monitoring Systems) electronic dose monitoring.”
From the abstract: “This systematic review and meta-analysis aimed to estimate the pooled prevalence of ART adherence and viral load suppression, and to measure the association between adherence and viral suppression among PLHIV in Ethiopia.”
From the abstract: “In this study, we aimed to investigate the prevalence and temporal patterns of TB-associated hyperglycaemia and its impact on disease presentation and TB treatment outcomes among a cohort of individuals not previously diabetic.”
From the abstract: “We conducted a prospective cohort study of children aged 6–59 months with uncomplicated SAM admitted by MUAC only (MUAC group), WHZ only (WHZ group), or combined MUAC and WHZ criteria (Combined group) in Aweil Centre, South Sudan.”
From the abstract: “A cross-sectional study was carried out in 2023–2024 to estimate the prevalence of fish parasites and host factors.”
From the abstract: “Rumex abyssinicus is an important plant species used in Ethiopian traditional medicine, and this study aims to conduct a phytochemical analysis of root extracts of R. abyssinicus and determine its antimicrobial activity.”
From the abstract: “Therefore, this study aimed to assess farmers and agricultural workers, such as field agents and cooperative workers, perspectives on the incidence and impact of agrochemical adulteration in the Wolmera district, located 29 km west of Addis Ababa.”