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Effect of Behavioral Change Communication and Livestock Feed Intervention on Dietary Practices in a Kenyan Pastoral Community: A Randomized Controlled Trial

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By Nyamai Mutono, Josphat Muema, Irene Kimani, Zipporah Bukania
| Preprints.org
1. Introduction Undernutrition remains a significant public health challenge in Sub-Saharan Africa, with women of reproductive age and children <5 years of age particularly affected. [1] Household sanitation, income, feeding and caring practices have been identified as important determinants of undernutrition in these groups. [2,3] Globally, an estimated 820 million people were undernourished in 2020, and nearly 45% of deaths among children <5 years of age were linked to undernutrition.
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Animal Health Innovation Lab Explores the Link Between Climate Change and East Coast Fever Transmission to Build Resilience and Improve Farmer Livelihoods

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By Josphat Muema, Joy Muraya
| Agrilinks Verified
By Josphat Mulei Muema and Joy Wanja Muraya Peter Kilerai has known no other life than on the family farm, where he herds 100 cows, including calves, 80 sheep, and 20 goats. As an 11-year-old boy, growing up on a farm and adopting a semi-pastoralist way of life, he has gained insight into the future of a livelihood that has defined his family for decades. In the wide-open eyes of the calves, Peter sees his future. Their birth, health, and increased productivity means it is assured.
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Desire to Improve Livestock Production, Innovation Lab for Animal Health Graduate’s First Master’s Cohort

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By Joy Muraya, Josphat Muema
| Agrilinks Verified
This post was written by Joy Wanja Muraya and Muema Mulei. When Naomi Kibet graduated in December last year with a master’s in veterinary medicine from the University of Nairobi, her mother’s bright eyes and hearty ululation brought back childhood memories of a dream achieved through dedication and consistency.
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