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Assessment of dust exposure and chronic respiratory symptoms among workers in medium scale woodwork factories in Ethiopia; a cross sectional study by Awoke, Tegegnework Yitayew, Takele, Abera Kumie, Mekonnen, Worku Tefera, Abaya, Samson Wakuma, Zele, Yifokire Tefera, Alemseged, Embay Amare, Abay, Bezayit Girma

“…Wood dust in a form of inhalable particulates can penetrate the lung tissues and affect respiratory health. Woodwork factory workers are at a greater risk of…”
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Evaluation of Waste Stabilization Pond Efficiency and Its Effluent Water Quality: a Case Study of Kito Furdisa Campus, Jimma University, Southwest Ethiopia by Desye, Belay, Belete, Biniam, Amare Alemseged, Embay, Angaw, Yonas, Asfaw Gebrezgi, Zinabu

“…Waste stabilization pond (WSP) technology is one of the most promising wastewater treatment methods. In developing countries, including Ethiopia, only a small…”
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Assessment of Chronic Respiratory Health Symptoms and Associated Factors Among Flour Mill Factory Workers in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 2019: A Cross-Sectional Study by Alemseged, Embay Amare, Takele, Abera Kumie, Zele, Yifokire, Abaya, Samson Wakuma, Kiros, Kbrom Gmechu, Mehari, Medhin, Bezabh, Yonas Angaw, Atsbaha, Abadi Hailay, Awoke, Tegegnework Yitayew, Goyteom, Mekonnen Haftom

“…Flour mill workers are at high risk of developing respiratory symptoms due to exposure to flour dust in their working environment. Exposure to flour dust…”
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Human Immune Deficiency Virus Serostatus and Associated Factors Among Children of Adult Index Cases in Northern Ethiopia by Mehari, Medhin, Weldu, Meresa Gebremedhin, Angesom, Teklit, Hidru, Hagos Degefa, Teame, Hirut, Gebremedhin, Haftay, Angaw, Yonas, Alemseged, Embay Amare

“…Children whose parents with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and family of index clients are at high risk of HIV infection. Family testing is an efficient…”
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Temporary Hearing Loss and Associated Factors Among Ayka Addis Textile Factory Workers in Oromia Region, Ethiopia: A Cross-Sectional Study by Angaw, Yonas, Kumie, Abera, Tefera, Yifokire, Wakuma, Samson, Nega, Ansha, Hidru, Hagos Degefa, Mehari, Medhin, Alemseged, Embay Amare, Hailay, Abadi, Gebremeskel, Fre, Mamo, Haftom, Belay, Hailu, Mengesha, Meresa Berwo, Teame, Hirut

“…The development of modern automated machines in industries has considerably decreased the physical burden of workers in addition to increasing the productivity…”
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