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Optimizing Health Coverage in Ethiopia: A Learning-augmented Approach and Persistent Proportionality Under an Online Budget

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By Fentabil Getnet, Samson Warkaye, Yohai Trabelsi, Samson Warkaye Lamma
| arxiv.org
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Inequalities in tuberculosis control in Ethiopia: A district‐level distributional modelling analysis

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By Fentabil Getnet, Awoke Misganaw, Tom Forzy, Latera Tesfaye
| Wiley Online Library Verified
DATA AVAILABILITY STATEMENT The datasets are available with codebooks for public use in the health data repository and research tracking system of NDMC/EPHI. They can be accessed upon reasonable request and data sharing agreements to ensure data security and prevent data misuse.
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HIV-1 Disease Progression and Drug Resistance Mutations among Children on First-Line Antiretroviral Therapy in Ethiopia

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By Yimam Getaneh, Fentabil Getnet, Feng Ning, Abdur Rashid
| MDPI
1. Background Despite the remarkable achievements to halt the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) epidemic globally, Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) is still the most disproportionately affected region, where more than 72% of the global people living with HIV (PLHIV) reside [1,2,3]. Ethiopia is one of the highly affected countries on the continent, with an estimated prevalence of 0.96% (0.62% in rural and 3.0% in urban) in 2022, equivalent to 609,349 PLHIV [3,4].
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