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PMA2014/Ethiopia Round 2 Household and Individual Female
Oct,2014 - Dec,2014
Performance Monitoring for Accountability 2014/Ethiopia-R2 Household and Female dataset produced by 6,813 households, 6,648 females’ survey was targeted to be representative at the national leve...PMA2014/Ethiopia Round 1 Service Delivery Point
Feb,2014 - May,2014
Performance Monitoring for Accountability 2014/Ethiopia-R1 Service Delivery Point (SDP) dataset produced by 389 SDPs were targeted to be representative at the national level and in 5 of 11 regions (Am...PMA2014/Ethiopia Round 1 Household and Individual Female
Feb,2014 - May,2014
Performance Monitoring for Accountability 2014/Ethiopia-R1 Household and Female dataset produced by 6,782 households, 6,550 females’ survey was targeted to be representative at the national leve...Reduced CCR5 expression in Ethiopian commercial sex workers with CCR2b-64l polymorphism
May,1999 - Aug,1999
The study is a cross-sectional regional representative study conducted among 104 HIV-infected and non-infected commercial sex workers in Addis Ababa. Expression of CCR5 was found to be upre...The difference in in-vitro susceptibility to HIV-1 between high-risk HIV-negative Ethiopian commercial sex workers and low-risk controls
May,1998 - Aug,1998
The study is a regional representative cross-sectional study among 372 High risk and commercial sex workers and low-risk controls in Addis Ababa. The study aimed to compare the in vitro susceptibility...Plasma levels of viro-immunological markers in HIV-infected and non -infected Ethiopians: Correlation with cell surface activation markers
May,1999 - Aug,1999
This study is a regional representative cross-sectional study conducted among 123 HIV-negative and positive Ethiopians. The study population consisted of three groups of Ethiopians; 52 HIV-negati...Reduced naïve and increased activated CD4 and CD8 cells in healthy adult Ethiopians compared with their Dutch counterparts
Jan,1997 - Apr,1997
This study was conducted among 183 Adult Ethiopians and 60 Dutch HIV-negative individuals to compare the CD4 and CD8 t-cells. The study is a cross-sectional survey conducted among adult Ethiopian...Immuno-haematological reference ranges for adult Ethiopians
Jan,1997 - Apr,1997
The study on Immunohaematologicall reference ranges for adult Ethiopians is a cross-sectional survey conducted in Addis Ababa and wonji Factory workers of 738 participants to establish imuno-hema...Over estimation of HIV-1 prevalence by pregnant women attending antenatal clinics in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia and the need for adjustment
Jan,2001 - Mar,2001
The projection study on Overestimationn of HIV-1 prevalence by pregnant women attending antenatal clinics in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, and the need for adjustment is cross-sectional surveillance. In most...Low Baseline CD4 counts do not lead to faster HIV disease progression among Ethiopians
Feb,1997 - Jun,2002
The low CD4 count and disease progression study among HIV-infected Ethiopians is primarily aimed to estimate the survival time of the HIV-infected individuals and to compare the rate of CD4 coun...Related searches PMA2014| Round-2| PMA2020| Survey| Cluster design| Cross-sectional| enumeration areas| Family planning| supply| quality| consumption| Age at first sex| Birth control pills| Breastfeeding| Condoms| implants| Contraceptives| Counseling| Education| Emergency contraception| Health care prices| Health care services| Health care use| Household water treatment| Housing materials| Hygiene| IUDs| Injectable contraceptives| Livestock| Male infertility| Marital status| Marriage age| Mass media| Maternal age| Private health facilities| Public health facilities| Households| Traditional birth control| Water supply| Sanitation| Addis Ababa University| PMA2014| PMA2020| Survey| Cluster design| Cross sectional| enumeration areas | Family planning| Service deloivery point| quality| consumption| Age at first sex| Birth control pills| Breastfeeding| Condoms| implants| Contraceptives| Counseling| Education| Emergency contraception| Health care prices| Health care services| Health care use| Household water treatment| Housing materials| Hygiene| IUDs| Injectable contraceptives| Livestock| Male infertility| Marital status| Marriage age| Mass media| Maternal age| Private health facilities| Public health facilities| Households| Traditional birth control| Water supply| Sanitation| Addis Ababa University| PMA2014| PMA2020| Survey| Cluster design| Cross sectional| enumeration areas | Family planning| supply| quality| consumption| Age at first sex| Birth control pills| Breastfeeding| Condoms| implants| Contraceptives| Counseling| Education| Emergency contraception| Health care prices| Health care services| Health care use| Household water treatment| Housing materials| Hygiene| IUDs| Injectable contraceptives| Livestock| Male infertility| Marital status| Marriage age| Mass media| Maternal age| Private health facilities| Public health facilities| Households| Traditional birth control| Water supply| Sanitation| Addis Ababa University| CSW | CCR5 | CXCR4| HIV-infected| CCR2b-64l | HIV-1 co-recepters| polymorphizm | | in-vitro susceptibilit| Comercial sex worker | CCR2b| HIV-1 | High risk| low risk| in-vitro susceptibility| Ethiopia| cross sectional study | SDF-1 gene| Addis Ababa| cross sectional | HIV-1| Ethiopians| sCD27| sTNFR-II| b2m| IL12| IgG| IgE| IgA| plasma level | Immunological marker| Ethiopia| HIV-1| T cells| naive cells activation| CD4 cells | CD8 cells | Comparison | cross sectional study| Imunohematology| HIV-1 | reference ranges| Adult Ethiopian| Cross sectional study| CD4 cell| CDS T-cell| Laboratory| survey | Ethiopia| Estimation| HIV | Antenatal | Addis Ababa| prevalence| surveillance| cross sectional | Urban| projection | parity based adjustment| BaselineCD4| HIV| survival time | Ethiopia | disease progression| cohort study| anti- retroviral theraphy| WHO stage| seroconversion|