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Prediction of under-five mortality using supervised machine learning algorithms in the 23 sub-Sharan African countries - Scientific Reports

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By Angwach Abrham, Zufan Alamrie, Alemayehu Kasu
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Yemane, G. D. The factors associated with under-five mortality in Ethiopia. Annals Med. Surg. 79, 104063 (2022). Google Scholar Yaya, S., Bishwajit, G., Okonofua, F. & Uthman, O. A. Under five mortality patterns and associated maternal risk factors in sub-Saharan africa: a multi-country analysis. PloS One. 13 (10), e0205977 (2018). Google Scholar Okoro, C., Ikediuwa, U., Mgbudem, F., Uwabunkonye, B. & Osondu, B.
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Scoping review on assessing climate-sensitive health risks - BMC Public Health

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By Gashaw Melkie, Asaye Alamneh, Zufan Alamrie, Anley Shiferaw
| Biomed Central (BMC)
A total of 3077 studies were found from various electronic online database sources, of which 2833 were excluded due to duplication and 34 were excluded for deviating from the study’s purpose. After reading the title and abstract, 96 articles were excluded because there were not relevant to this systematic review. Again, 37 articles were removed due to poor quality and a lack of clearly stated outcomes.
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Factors associated with zero vegetable and fruit consumption among Tanzanian children - BMC Public Health

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By Beminate Lemma, Bezawit Melak, Zufan Alamrie, Angwach Abrham
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Vegetables and fruits are vital sources of vitamins, minerals, and fiber necessary for children’s healthy growth and development. Understanding ZVF consumption helps pinpoint nutritional gaps that could lead to deficiencies and associated health problems. The study offers valuable data for public health officials to create targeted interventions and policies to enhance child nutrition and reduce malnutrition rates.
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