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Makonnen Asefa
Observed institutions:
University of Leeds,
Jimma University
OpenAlex ID:
A5110073398
Biochemical profile at gilgel gibe field research center, southwest ethiopia.
2012
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Ayalew T Muluneh
, Abraham Haileamlak
, et al.
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PubMed
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94
Parental symptoms of common mental disorders and children's social, motor, and language development in sub-Saharan Africa
2008
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Craig Hadley
, Ayalew Tegegn
, et al.
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Annals of Human Biology
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67
Malnutrition and Mental Development: Is There a Sensitive Period? A Nested Case‐control Study
2001
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Robert Drewett
, Dieter Wolke
, et al.
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Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry
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42
A birth cohort study in South-West Ethiopia to identify factors associated with infant mortality that are amenable for intervention
2000
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Makonnen Asefa
, Robert Drewett
, et al.
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Ethiopian Journal of Health Development
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34
PDF
Traditional nutritional and surgical practices and their effects on the growth of infants in south‐west Ethiopia
1998
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Makonnen Asefa
, Jenny Hewison
, et al.
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Paediatric and Perinatal Epidemiology
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30
Mothers' health services utilization and health care seeking behaviour during infant rearing: A longitudinal community based study, south west Ethiopia
2002
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Fasil Tessema
, Makonnen Asefa
, et al.
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Ethiopian Journal of Health Development
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25
PDF
Assessing the goodness-of-fit of the Laird and Ware model - an example: the Jimma Infant Survival Differential Longitudinal Study
1999
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Emmanuel Lesaffre
, Makonnen Asefa
, et al.
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Statistics in Medicine
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23
Assessment of quality of care in family planning services in Jimma Zone, Southwest Ethiopia
2004
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Eskindir Loha
, Makonnen Asefa
, et al.
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Ethiopian Journal of Health Development
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21
An Ethiopian birth cohort study
1996
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Makonnen Asefa
, Robert Drewett
, et al.
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Paediatric and Perinatal Epidemiology
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10
Infant survivorship and occurrence of multiple-births: A longitudinal community-based study, south west Ethiopia
2002
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Makonnen Asefa
, Fasil Tessema
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Ethiopian Journal of Health Development
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8
Malnutrition and Mental Development: Is There a Sensitive Period? A Nested Case-control Study
2001
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Makonnen Asefa
, Mirgissa Kaba,
, et al.
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Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry
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7
Patterns of Birth Weight at a Community Level in Southwest Ethiopia
2004
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Makonnen Asefa
, Fasil Tessema
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Ethiopian Journal of Health Sciences
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6
birth cohort study in south-west Ethiopia to identify factors associated with infant mortality that are amenable for intervention
2002
·
Makonnen Asefa
, Robert Drewett
, et al.
·
Ethiopian Journal of Health Development
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3
An Ethiopian birth cohort study: the study design
2002
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Makonnen Asefa
, Robert Drewett
, et al.
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Ethiopian Journal of Health Development
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2
Food insecurity, stressful life events, poverty, and the risk of common mental disorders in East Africa: Evidence from the Gilgel Gibe Growth and Development Study.
2008
·
Craig Hadley
, Ayalew Tegegn
, et al.
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Deep Blue (University of Michigan)
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1
PDF
Developing a Model Woreda to Generate Baseline Data and Establish Continuous Registration of Vital Events in Cheha Woreda, Gurage Zone
2003
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Makonnen Asefa
, Fasil Tessema
, et al.
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Ethiopian Journal of Health Sciences
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1
Assessment of Universities Field Research Sites for Establishing National Surveillance Database
2008
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Makonnen Asefa
·
Ethiopian Journal of Health Sciences
Traditional nutritional and surgical practices and their effects on the growth of infants in south-west Ethiopia
2002
·
Makonnen Asefa
, Jenny Hewison
, et al.
·
Ethiopian Journal of Health Development
Assessing the goodness-of-fit of the laird and ware model-an example: The Jimma infant survival differential longitudinal study
2002
·
Emmanuel Lesaffre
, Makonnen Asefa
, et al.
·
Ethiopian Journal of Health Development
Malnutrition and mental development: Is there a sensitive period? A nested case-control study
2002
·
Robert Drewett,
, Dieter Wolke
, et al.
·
Ethiopian Journal of Health Development
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Citation count:
374
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