Background: Hypertension affect 33% of adults worldwide and control rates among people with hypertension in 2019 were 21%. In Ethiopia, prevalence of uncontrolled hypertension was 48%. If hypertension is not controlled ...

Background: Community-based health insurance is a vital initiative to enhance healthcare access and financial protection for low-income and informal sector populations in Ethiopia. Despite its potential to reduce out-of-pocket ...

Background: Community-acquired pneumonia is an acute infection of the pulmonary parenchyma acquired outside of the hospital. Severe community acquired pneumonia is characterized in Significant tachypnea, Significant ...

Background: Postnatal care service is crucial for preventing morbidity and mortality during the postnatal period. Early postnatal visits are critical for the survival of mothers and newborns, aiding in the detection and ...

Background: People who are in prison have the same right to health care as everyone else. Prison communities are the most underserved and neglected, marginalized sections of society. Objective: The aim of this study ...

Background: If the patient brought at least one household contact for TB screening within two months of initial diagnosis ,they will be considered as adherent and otherwise not-adhere. Since there was no research-based ...

Background: Maternal delivery satisfaction is crucial for enhancing women's healthcare quality, as recommended by world health organization. Despite its importance as a predictor of healthcare service use, there is ...

Background: Undernutrition among pregnant mother poses a significant risk to maternal and fetal health, leading to a cascade of adverse outcomes that can affect both immediate and long-term health. Undernutrition in pregnant ...

Background: Food taboos are known from virtually all human societies and may be found in various forms all over the world. Within public health and medical field, food taboos are considered as potential sources of malnutrition ...

Background: The close association between diabetes and hypertension has significant consequences for individuals' health and quality of life. Hypertension, which is largely symptomless, is a significant risk factor for ...