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The need for rigour and balance in reporting the health impacts of conflict in Tigray, Ethiopia by Masebo, Tsedeke Mathewos, Fikadu, Belayneh Kokebe, Mehari, Enawgaw, Gelaye, Bizu, Habte, Anteneh, Mersha, Tesfaye B, Begna, Kebede

“…Correspondence to Tsedeke Mathewos Masebo; tsedeke.mathewos@moh.gov.et Background The untoward effects of war on healthcare infrastructure, health…”
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Paraneoplastic opsoclonus-myoclonus secondary to malignant melanoma by BERGER, J. R, MEHARI, E

“…Opsoclonus-myoclonus is a well-described paraneoplastic syndrome that most often occurs in association with small cell carcinoma of the lung and breast…”
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Emergency medicine and its development in Ethiopia with emphasis on the role of Addis Ababa University, School of Medicine, Emergency Medicine Department by Azazh, Aklilu, Teklu, Sisay, Woldetsadi, Assefu, Seyoum, Nebyou, Geremew, Haimanot, Busse, Heidi, Tefera, Girma, Wubben, Ryan, Rankin, Pete, Tupesis, Janis P, Maskalyk, James, Landes, Megan, Mehari, Enawgaw, Derbew, Milliard

“…Globally Emergency Medicine (EM) is young discipline and even in developed countries it is about five decades old. In Ethiopia formal pre-hospital care or…”
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Most common causes of natural and injury-related deaths in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia by Gemechu, Tufa, Tinsae, Mihrete, Ashenafi, Senait, Rodriguez, Victor Manuel, Lori, Alfredo, Collins, Michelle, Hurford, Rosemary, Haimanot, Rahel, Sandoval, Melissa, Mehari, Enawgaw, Langford, T. Dianne

“…In Ethiopia, like many developing countries, autopsy is rare unless conducted in the medico-legal arena, making vital statistics that include pathological…”
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Patterns of neuroAIDS in Africa: AIDS and NeuroAIDS in the Developing World by TADESSE, Tizeta, LANGFORD, Dianne, MANJI, Karim, MEHARI, Enawgaw

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Patterns of neuroAIDS in Africa by Tadesse, Tizeta, Langford, Dianne, Manji, Karim, Mehari, Enawgaw

“…According to UNAIDS, the African population accounts for greater than half of persons infected with HIV. Nevertheless, little information exists characterizing…”
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