2011
DOI: 10.4314/sinet.v32i2.68857
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The linkage between geological setting and human health in Ethiopia: a preliminary geo-environmental-health model

Abstract: ABSTRACT:Tropical environments are known for their prevalence of a number of geo-chemical diseases. This is related to the very nature of their geo-environments. Little research is conducted in geo-sciences in Ethiopia to investigate the linkage between geo-environments and associated health risks. Fluoride and related diseases are the most widely studied from geological perspectives. Ethiopia is characterized by complex but regionally homogeneous geo-environment. Climate is under the influence of monsoon from… Show more

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