• DIETARY CONSUMPTION PATTERNS AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG PREGNANT WOMEN ATTENDING ANTENATAL CARE IN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE HEALTH FACILITIES IN GAR-OWE, PUNTLAND, SOMALIA 

  ZAINAB SAID ABDULLAH (BSC); Dr. Abdu Omer; Mr. Berhe Gebremichael (HARAMAYA UNIVERSITY, 2025-09)

  Background: Adequate maternal nutrient intake during pregnancy is important to ensure optimal maternal health outcomes. But the usual dietary intake estimates are not comprehensive, is challenging and prone to errors. ...
• GESTATIONAL WEIGHT GAIN AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG PREGNANT WOMEN ATTENDING ANTENATAL CARE IN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE HEALTH FACILITIES IN GAROWE, PUNTLAND, SOMALIA 

  HAFSO FARAH MIRE (BSC); Mr. Berhe Gebremichael (MPH, Assistant Professor); Dr. Tesfaye Assebe (PhD. Associate Professor) (HARAMAYA UNIVERSITY, 2025-09)

  Background: The weight gained during pregnancy is known as gestational weight gain, which is a normal physiological process that support the increased metabolic demands of pregnancy as well as fetal growth and development. ...
• LINEAR GROWTH FAILURE AT BIRTH AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG NEWBORNS DELIVERED AT PUBLIC HOSPITALS OF WEST HARERGHE ZONE, OROMIA REGION, ETHIOPIA 

  HABTAMU TESFAYE (BSC.); Dr. Anteneh Berhane (Ph.D.); Dr. Maleda Tefera (Ph.D.) (Haramaya University, 2025-06)

  Introduction: Growth failure at birth, shown by low birth weight and small size for gestational age, is a serious public health problem that increases the risk of newborn illness, death, and long term developmental ...
• UNDERNUTRITION AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG SECONDARY SCHOOL ADOLESCENTS IN HODAN DISTRICT, MOGADISHU, SOMALIA 

  MUNIRA ISAK HUSSIEN; Mr. Berhe Gebremichael (MPH, Assistant Professor); Dr. Abdu Oumer (Phd. Assistant Professor) (Haramaya University, 2025-09)

  Background: Adolescent undernutrition is global public health issue, especially in developing countries like Somalia. Although adolescence is considered as a second window of opportunity to interrupt the intergenerational ...
• MINIMUM MEAL FREQUENCY AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG CHILDREN AGED 6-23 MONTHS ATTENDING HEALTH CENTERS IN HARAR CITY, HARARI REGION, EASTERN ETHIOPIA 

  BEREKETABE NEGA (BSC); Dr.Abdu Oumer (PhD); Mr. Gelana Mamo (MPH, Assistant Professor) (Haramaya University, 2025-12)

  Background: - Adequate nutrition during the first two years of life is vital for brain and physical development, preventing malnutrition, and ensuring long-term health. Proper nutrition enhances cognitive function, ...

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