Background: Repeated drought has left increasing number of children vulnerable to death. Siraro Woreda health office was estimated that 72,000 people are in need of emergency food aid. Objective: This study is aimed at ...

Background: Traditional harmful newborn care practice is the leading reason for different kinds of neonatal infections contributing to neonatal morbidity and mortality. Significant proportion of neonatal mortality occurs ...

Problem statement: Neonatal period is the most hazardous period compared to any other time during the child first year of life it is the most crucial period for child survival. As a result, there are high rate of morbidity ...

Background: Neonatal period is among the riskiest period in life time. Neonatal death accounts for more than 44% & 42% of under-5 mortality globally and in Ethiopia respectively. Reduction in neonatal mortality is slower ...

Background: Despite the big reduction for under-five mortality in Ethiopia, regional variation in childhood death and unacceptably high under-five mortality rate remain to be challenge. This study focus on investigating ...

Background: Stunting indicates a failure to achieve one’s genetic potential for height and thought to be the result of chronic under nutrition originating in infancy. Mothers who are educated are more likely to make ...

Background: Neonatal mortality rate has been declining at a very slow pace in Ethiopia. Access to education has also been improving in this country. Thus, this study aims to assess whether or not maternal education had any ...

Background: An understanding of risk factors related to neonatal mortality is important to guide the development of focused and evidence-based health interventions to reduce neonatal deaths. Objective: This study aim to ...