Husband involvement is an important intervention for improving maternal health, and is considered as a crucial step in scaling up women’s use of prenatal care. The idea of men’s involvement in reproductive health was ...

Bipolar disorder is a severe mental illness characterized by recurrent manic and depressive or mixed episodes. Bipolar disorder leads to a significant impairment in functioning, considerable stigma and premature mortality. ...

Limited evidence exists on the epidemiology of childhood tuberculosis (TB) in Ethiopia. Even though the TB treatment success rate is one of the most important global metrics for assessing the implementation of the End ...

Diabetes is a chronic disease that imposes a substantial economic burden on countries, health systems, patients, and their families. The cost of treating and caring for diabetes puts a significant strain on household budgets ...

Ethics in the conduct of clinical research is mandatory to protect research participants. The goal of phase І clinical trial is to determine the maximum dose of the new medication that may be administered without the ...

Out of pocket payment remains one of the ways to finance health care in Ethiopia accounting for 31%. These out of pocket health expense leads citizens’ face catastrophic and impoverishing expenditure. The most recent ...

In Ethiopia, the pooled prevalence of lifetime sexual violence was found to be 39.33% in 2018. Sexual assault survivors face medical and psychological problems after the assault. Relevant and reliable data on sexual ...

Computer Vision Syndrome is a range of eye and vison related problems which may result from extended use of digital devices such as computers. It is a public health problem, affecting more than 70% of all computer users. ...

Cutaneous leishmaniasis is neglected tropical disease that is endemic in many parts of the world, including Ethiopia. In Ethiopia, diagnostic and treatment facilities for cutaneous leishmaniasis are limited. As a result, ...

The World Health Assembly (WHA) in 2014 adopted the World Health Organization’s (WHO) END TB strategy containing three pillars among which TB affected families’ catastrophic costs to be zero percent by 2030. Tuberculosis ...