Ohio State News Global One Health initiative awarded CDC Cooperative Agreement Funding supports work to expand capacity and strengthen public…
Anadolu Agency By Addis Getachew 114,000 deaths recorded out of 4.3M confirmed cases, says Africa CDC ADDIS ABABA – Africa’s…
THE LATEST UPDATE: Updated: March 30th, 2021 Health Alert: COVID-19 Rates Spiking; Hospital Beds for COVID Patients Full Ethiopia Coronavirus…
AA By Addis Getachew Alarming increase in infections over recent days, negligence costing Ethiopia dearly, says minister ADDIS ABABA —…
Simple Flying [This week] marked a milestone moment for Ethiopia and its flag carrier. The country received 2.184 million doses…
Dr. Rahel Nardos is connecting the University of Minnesota with low-resource locations to improve healthcare access.
KUNC For months, the halls of Saint Mary’s Ethiopian Orthodox Church have stood mostly empty. COVID-19 restrictions prevent the congregation…
THE LATEST UPDATE: Updated: February 12th, 2021 Ethiopia says it has secured 9 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines till April…
Life Science Newswire Medics Academy and Ethiopian Medical Women’s Association to address health worker shortfall and strengthen women physician leaders…
CFP By Fikre Germa, MD FCFP The complexity and uncertainty of dealing with Covid-19 has challenged all of us in…
The Guardian By Yonas Tadesse Yonas Tadesse is an Ethiopian photographer based in Addis Ababa who has been documenting doctors…
Global News Volunteers assist Calgary church members diagnosed with COVID-19 There are now 107 active cases of COVID-19 among people…
DH News Coronavirus outbreak reported at Ethiopian Orthodox church in Calgary Alberta’s top doctor announced a new coronavirus outbreak tied…
The Washington Post Someone — let’s call her Person A — catches the coronavirus. It’s a Monday. She goes about…
Africa News Virus stats affected by internet cut Ethiopia has not released coronavirus statistics since June 29 when cases were…
The Associated Press LONDON (AP) — The head of the World Health Organization on Monday dismissed complaints from countries complaining…
The Associated Press Confirmed coronavirus infections have surpassed the 10 million mark worldwide. A tally compiled by Johns Hopkins University…
The Associated Press Updated: June 27, 2020 ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (AP) — An Ethiopian Orthodox monk whose family says he…
THE FINANCIAL TIMES The country has harnessed community healthcare to great effect to fight the pandemic Pick-up the phone in…
Lia Tadesse became Ethiopia’s health minister in mid-March, a day before the nation registered its first case of coronavirus. She talks about the measures being rolled out to keep the country safe.
VOX Recent studies showed mixed results about remdesivir’s effectiveness in treating the new coronavirus. The US Food and Drug Administration…
The Washington Post Updated: April 25th, 2020 Young and Middle-aged People, Barely Sick With Covid-19, Are Dying From Strokes Doctors…
The organizers emphasize that they want to bring mental health care in the era of COVID-19 to the front burner and discuss issues that affect humanity as a whole as well as vulnerable communities.
Reuters The lifeline pipeline With much of the world living in lockdown, the spread of the new coronavirus that was…
THE LATEST UPDATE: Updated: April 18th, 2020 UN COVID-19 Major airlift operation reaches ‘most vulnerable’ African nations Ethiopia Cases of…
THE LATEST UPDATE: Updated: April 15th, 2020 Ethiopia Opens Aid Transport Hub to Fight Covid-19 Ethiopia confirmed coronavirus cases Approach…
Mike Endale, head of the Ethiopia COVID-19 Response Team, told Tadias the group of software engineers, machine learning experts and doctors are creating capacity for the Ministry of Health.
THE LATEST UPDATE: Updated: April 14th, 2020 U.N. says Saudi deportations of Ethiopian migrants risks spreading coronavirus Ethiopia’s capital launches…
By Reuters April 2, 2020 Potential COVID-19 Vaccine Shows Promise in Mouse Study LONDON — Initial tests in mice of…
The Washington Post FDA authorizes widespread use of unproven drugs to treat coronavirus, saying possible benefit outweighs risk Millions of…
WIRED LARRY BRILLIANT SAYS he doesn’t have a crystal ball. But 14 years ago, Brilliant, the epidemiologist who helped eradicate…
Tadias Magazine By Tadias Staff Published: March 27th, 2020 New York (TADIAS) — The state of Maryland Department of Health…
Ethiopian fire brigades on Sunday cleaned and disinfected public spaces in the country’s capital, Addis Ababa to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus.
By Elias Meseret | AP March 24, 2020 ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia — Rights groups and citizens are calling on Ethiopia’s government to…
Tadias Magazine By Tadias Staff Updated: March 20th, 2020 New York (TADIAS) — Among the latest COVID-19 infected individuals in…
Artists Yadesa Bojia recently became alarmed after talking with other Ethiopian Americans and realizing there was a lack of solid, scientific information, so he launched a Facebook live video.
AP UPDATE: March 17th, 2020 US life with COVID-19: A state-by-state patchwork of rules As the nation struggles to reconcile…
The decision was announced by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed after consultations with top officials on measures to avert a COVID-19 outbreak in the country.
Efforts to contain the coronavirus outbreak showed signs of faltering over the weekend, as Washington, D.C., confirmed its first case Saturday.
BBC Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus: The Ethiopian at the Heart of the Coronavirus Fight What a challenge to be the head…
The Guardian The mystery sickness bringing death and dismay to eastern Ethiopia At first, 23-year-old Khadar Abdi Abdullahi’s eyes began…
The Associated Press GENEVA (AP) — The World Health Organization chief has traveled a dozen times to monitor the Ebola…
Tadias Magazine By Tadias Staff October 18th, 2019 New York (TADIAS) — The 11th annual Ethiopian Diaspora Conference on Health…
This is the second essay on government policy in Ethiopia directed at developing and retaining talent. Last week’s post addressed the challenge of improving research productivity.
P2P will be hosting its 9th annual Health Care and Medical Education conference on September 23rd in Washington, D.C.
ESFNA encourages Ethiopians at this year’s soccer tournament to visit the Bone Marrow Registry at Renton Memorial Stadium.
Individuals of Ethiopian descent ages 18-35 are encouraged to join the donor registry & help find a match for Elsa Nega.
Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, a former Ethiopian minister of health, was elected as the next WHO director-general.
The Washington Post By George W. Bush George W. Bush served as 43rd president of the United States and founded…
Topics at this year’s conference include “Promoting Neuroscience in Ethiopia and how to scale up mental healthcare.
The survey by the non-profit P2P hopes to investigate interactions between traditional and modern prescribed medications.
Tadias Magazine By Welansa Asrat, M.D. Published: Saturday, October 10th, 2015 New York — This week is Mental Illness Awareness…
The Michigan team performed the surgeries with assistance from four Ethiopian surgeons at St. Paul’s Hospital in Addis Ababa.
The Guardian By David Smith Last updated on Sunday 2 August 2015 Awash, Ethiopia — When she was a girl,…
Tadias Magazine By Tadias Staff Published: Wednesday, June 24th, 2015 New York (TADIAS) — People to People Inc. (P2P) and…
Born HIV Free: Mothers of Wisdom in Ethiopia The Guardian By Carla Kweifio-Okai in Modjo Thursday 18 June 2015 Modjo,…
The State Department’s Deputy for Ebola Response Andrew Weber recently spoke with members of U.S.- African diaspora.
The three West African countries hardest hit by Ebola have set a target of reducing new cases to zero within 60 days.
A post-Ebola “Marshall Plan” should address three urgent needs: cash for families, jobs and basic services, Oxfam said Tuesday.
PRESS RELEASE U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Public Affairs The State Department’s Bureau of Public Affairs recently hosted a…
VOA News By Kim Lewis January 15, 2015 7:51 AM The federation of NGOs known as Light for the World…
State Department provides update to African Diaspora communities on U.S. Ebola efforts.
VOA News By Kim Lewis January 06, 2015 6:10 AM An army of women” in Ethiopia has been recruited to…
Chicago Tribune By Bonnie Miller Rubin Dr. Gelila Goba hasn’t forgotten where she came from. Instead of joining a comfortable…
AFP Addis Ababa – African nations need to be more engaged in the fight against the Ebola virus and stop…
The Deseret News National Edition By Kimberly Curtis The idea came to TMS Ruge one evening in September while at…
Tadias Magazine By Tadias Staff Published: Tuesday, December 16th, 2014 New York (TADIAS) – One hundred eighty-seven health professionals from…
VOA News By Aru Pande WHITE HOUSE— President Barack Obama is urging U.S. lawmakers, before they leave for the holiday…
The Associated Press ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia — More than 3,300 people were tested for HIV Sunday in the Ethiopian region…
Xinhua/Shanghai Daily Nov 26,2014 ADDIS ABABA – Ethiopia on Tuesday announced that it will be deploying about 210 volunteers to…
VOA News November 11, 2014 A New York doctor who is the last known Ebola victim in the United States…
BBC News Top African business leaders have established an emergency fund to help countries hit by the Ebola outbreak. A…
By Kagondu Njagi Gondar — When increasingly erratic weather ruined his crops of maize, wheat and barley in highland Maksegni,…
The Associated Press KAMPALA, Uganda — Authorities are having trouble figuring out how many more people are getting Ebola in…
New America Media By Julian Do, Posted: Oct 18, 2014 LOS ANGELES–Until last spring, Tesfaldey Meshesha and his wife, who…
BBC News The World Health Organization is to “ramp up” efforts to prevent Ebola spreading beyond the three countries most…
Sudan Tribune By Tesfa-Alem Tekle ADDIS ABABA – Ethiopia’s Ministry of Health on Sunday disclosed establishing a modern laboratory centre…
University of Michigan Press Release ANN ARBOR, Mich. — With a $25 million grant from an anonymous donor, the University…
NBC News A nurse in Spain has become the first person to contract Ebola outside of West Africa in the…
The Huffington Post By Amanda L. Chan Dallas Ebola patient Thomas Eric Duncan is now in critical condition, according to…
VOA News By Greg Flakus HOUSTON — Doctors in Dallas, Texas say they have diagnosed the first case of Ebola…
The Jewish Week By Hannah Dreyfus Staff Writer Wearing a white coat, name badge and stethoscope, Dr. Rachel Nega strides…
P2P issues a communiqué on Ebola ahead of their organization’s annual conference in Washington DC this weekend.
The Washington Post By Richard E. Besser (Chief health editor at ABC News) In Monrovia, the blue steel gates guarding…
Global Post By Heather Horn ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia — Zebiba, 28, sits in her purple headscarf in the small clinic…
South Africa says non-citizens arriving from Ebola-affected areas of West Africa will not be allowed into the country.
The Reporter By Berhanu Fekade Addis Ababa – A new Ebola treatment hospital with ten beds, and with the possible…
NPR By AMY WALTERS August 14, 2014 Listen to the Story on NPR’s Morning Edition When you sign up for…
The project focuses on preventing cervical cancer in Ethiopia.
MENAFN – AFP Kenya and Ethiopia, home to some of Africa’s largest transport hubs, said Thursday they had boosted measures…
CS Monitor By Ariel Zirulnick MOSEBO, AMHARA REGION, ETHIOPIA — From the booming capital of Addis Ababa to Ethiopia’s remotest…
UN News Center By UN News Service People everywhere are living longer, the United Nations health agency today reported, mostly…
The Award is presented to an individual for outstanding contributions to the endocrine care in the U.S. or abroad.
Thomson Reuters Foundation By Katy Migiro Tue, 6 May 2014 NAIROBI – Pregnancy-related deaths in Ethiopia have fallen by nearly…
The Ethiopian capital with an ever-growing population of around 3.8 million, currently has only four stationary MRI scanners.
TechMoran By Sam Wakoba Telemed Medical Services (Telemed), an Ethiopian engineering consultancy specializing in health system design and implementation within…
Enawgaw Mehari speaks to Tadias about the upcoming Pan-African Medical Doctors & Healthcare Conference in Ethiopia.
Dr. Yared Tekabe, a research scientist at Columbia University, has been working on groundbreaking detection of heart diseases.
The Atlantic Hermon Girma is stirring bean stew over a wood-fed stove when she hears someone at the gate. She…
The Gazette By Aline Barros Staff Writer Baby Joy 3-D/4-D Mobile Ultrasound promises expecting mothers and fathers a personal and…
