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Perceived impact of climate change on water scarcity among adult women in Debre Markos Town, 2025: a community-based cross-sectional study

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By Mekonnen Moges, Balew Adane, Genanew Mulugeta Kassaw, Birtuedil Yibeltal Beyene, Agernesh Ayele, Akalu Fetene Desalew, Ahmed Ebrahim, Abebe Kassa Geto, Abraham Teym, Yenewa Bewket, Abiel Teshome Kefale, Muluken Kindu
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Abstract Climate change is a long-term variability in weather patterns primarily caused by human activities. This variability affects water supply capabilities and causes water scarcity. The most vulnerable group for water scarcity is adult women. The purpose of this study was to assess the perceived impact of climate change on water scarcity among adult women in Debre Markos Town. The study was a cross-sectional study conducted from 15 May 2025 to 15 July 2025 among 622 adult women.
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Trachoma prevention practice and associated factors among mothers having children aged 1–9 years in Debre Markos Town, Northwestern Ethiopia, 2024

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By Mekonnen Moges, Genanew Mulugeta Kassaw, Balew Adane, Abraham Teym, Tigist Yilkal, Eshete Wondmeneh, Agernesh Ayele, Akalu Fetene Desalew, Yenewa Bewket
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Abstract Trachoma is a serious disease that gets little attention. It has a higher impact on low-income population categories. Due to this reason, the World Health Organization plans to enhance SAFE strategies to boost community contribution. There are few studies done in Ethiopian cities and towns on trachoma prevention practices.
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