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Maternal undernutrition during lactation is a worldwide public health problem. It causes impaired cognitive ability, poor productivity, irreversible loss, and intergenerational malnutrition, which has harmful effects on the next generation. Overall, there is little information on undernutrition and risk factors among lactating mothers, especially in resource-poor settings, including Ethiopia. This study assessed undernutrition and associated factors among lactating mothers in rural Chiro district, eastern Ethiopia. A community-based cross-sectional study was conducted among 629 lactating mothers in the Chiro district from July 2-30, 2019. Data were collected from participants using pretested, structured questionnaires and anthropometric measurements. Data were entered using EpiData version 3.1 and analyzed using SPSS version 27. Multivariable logistic regression analyses were used to identify factors associated with undernutrition. Undernutrition among lactating mothers was 26.9% (95% CI: 23.2%, 30.2%). Female-headed household (AOR = 0.34, 95% CI:0.13, 0.94), medium (AOR = 0.58, 95% CI: 0.38, 0.95) and rich (AOR = 0.30, 95% CI: 0.18, 0.51) wealth quintiles, lack of dietary advice (AOR = 1.62, 95% CI: 1.10, 2.39), chewing khat (AOR = 1.82, 95% CI: 1.23, 2.70), low dietary diversity (AOR = 3.10, 95% CI: 1.82, 5.29), and household food insecurity (AOR = 3.67, 95% CI:1.47, 9.20) were factors significantly associated with undernutrition. Around one in every four lactating mothers in rural eastern Ethiopia had undernutrition. Poor wealth, lack of dietary feeding advice, substance use disorder, low minimum dietary diversity, and household food insecurity were factors significantly associated with the undernutrition of lactating mothers. Thus, focusing on implementing existing strategies/programs for effective nutritional interventions and poverty alleviation that enhance food security status would be essential to improving the nutritional status of lactating mothers and children.

Background. The evolution of resistance to currently used malaria medicines together with the severe economic burden of malaria initiates the search for novel antimalarial drugs. Thus, the present experiment was intended to assess the in vivo antiplasmodial effect of Gardenia ternifolia based on the traditional claims and in vitro antimalarial effect of the plant. Methods. For the crude extraction of stem barks of G. ternifolia, a cold maceration method using hydromethanol as a solvent was employed. The hydroalcoholic extract was then fractionated by three solvents (chloroform, n-butanol, and aqueous solvent) with different polarity indexes. Swiss albino mice infected with the chloroquine-sensitive malaria parasite (Plasmodium berghei) were used in this study. Acute oral toxicity study was done according to standard protocols. Four-day suppressive (hydromethanolic crude extract and solvent fractions), Rane’s (crude extract), and repository (crude extract) tests were used to examine the antiplasmodial effects of the study plant. Results. The chemosuppressive study revealed that all doses of the crude extract and its fractions displayed a significant P<0.001 inhibition of parasitemia compared with the vehicle (negative control). The crude extract’s highest dose (600 mg/kg) showed the maximum (57.84%) parasitemia suppression during the chemosuppressive test. The crude extract also produced significant P<0.001 curative and prophylactic effects at all doses in Rane’s and repository tests compared with the negative control. In the 4-day test, the n-butanol fraction produced parasitemia suppression higher than the chloroform fraction but lower than the crude extract. Of these, water fractions demonstrated the lowest chemosuppressive effect. Anthraquinone, alkaloids, flavonoids, saponins, steroids, tannins, and terpenoids were qualitatively detected in the plant material. Conclusion. The current results showed that the hydromethanolic extract and fractions of G. ternifolia stem barks have antiplasmodial action with a high curative effect. Chloroform and n-butanol fractions were more active among the fractions, indicating that the nonpolar and semipolar constituents of the plant are responsible for the antimalarial effects.

Alas, the album of the year trophy has eluded the multifaceted artist, and shes only picked up one of the big three awards despite multiple nominations. Rock Royalty Beyoncés Lemonade was the talk of the 2017 Grammys with its nine nominations. The genre makes up 36 of her 99 nominations, but the category shes won the most has changed names several times.

\"People come up to me and say, 'I love your work with The Rolling Stones, \" Wyatt says, referring to Watt, who worked on Mick Jagger and company's 2025 Grammy-nominated Hackney Diamonds and is nominated himself for producing songs for Pearl Jam and Gaga and Mars. The song he co-wrote for the doc Elton John: Never Too Late is one of 14 tracks on the Academy's shortlist. Andra, | was at your Amazon Music taping, and as you performed your last song - we all had goose bumps - there was a woman in the audience bawling. Was there a song for you, Andrew Wyatt, that had that sort of a response? ANDREW WYATT I was in Russia, and they brought my band [Miike Snow] over there, kind of as part of the Sochi Olympics.

Finneas, her brother and producer, and the Attacca Quartet open up about strings theory on the Apple TV+ series At the 2020 Grammys, Finneas won his firstever honors - six to be exact - for his work on his baby sister Billie Eilish's debut album, When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?, making him the most awarded artist of the night. Together at the Grammy Museum - where the Los Angeles-born Finneas and Eilish attended youth programs throughout their childhood - the Oscar-winning composer and the string quartet (Amy Schroeder, Andrew Yee, Nathan Schram, Domenic Salerni) discuss working together on the TV series and how Eilish's album was partly inspired by it. FINNEAS Seriously, what a night-and-day experience, the MIDI versions of the strings in Disclaimer, the MIDI versions of the strings for Billie's album, versus hearing these amazing musical humans play them, it's really amazing. SCHRAM Were there ever any scenes that you felt like he would ask for music and you felt like it didn't need music, or vice versa, where you saw a scene that needed music but he hadn't asked for it? FINNEAS I scored a couple scenes that were kind of Hail Mary-like. Billie has talked about how you both were experiencing writer's block, and creating \"What Was | Made For?\" for Barbie changed things for you. [...]they told the other 20 people to make as many pots as they could in an hour. [...]all of the most symmetrical pots were in that pile.

New Blue Sun was nominated for album of the year, best alternative jazz album and best instrumental composition; 3000 won the top prize in 2004 with Big Boi for OutKast's Speakerboxxx/The Love Below. Even with Showing Up [a 2022 comedy-drama feature], which has flute sounds in it as well, I was actually an actor in the film, and when we had downtime, I would be playing on set. The way people process music, the way they get to it, the categories are a thing, but we're all influenced by so much across the board that it starts to blur lines.

Awards THE DOWNLOAD If not for a live version of 'Made for Me, the singer-songwriter who has penned hits for Rihanna and Selena Gomez would have missed her moment BY MESFIN FEKADU Muni Long's \"Made for Me\" reached platinum status, hit the No. 1 spot on R&B/hip-hop radio and, much like her breakthrough groove \"Hrs & Hrs,\" went viral on TikTok - with users posting hilarious and playful videos to the lyric, \"Twin, where have you been?\" It was inevitable that the R&B song of the year would be showered with Grammy nominations. Long posted about the bad news on social media - a video of herself lying on the floor in distress with the caption: \"When management tells you 'Made for Me isn't eligible for any Grammys.\" The sheer volume that I have to write in order to make an income that makes sense [is insane].

Damien Granderson GRANDERSONDES ROCHERS Granderson represented Quality Control Music in its sale to K-pop power HYBE America, and he also reps triple Grammy nominee Raye, handling performance agreements for her shows at London's O2 Arena, Coachella, Saturday Night Live and Royal Albert Hall. For Dua Lipa, she successfully obtained dismissal with prejudice of a copyright infringement case against the pop star and Warner Music Group for \"Levitating,\" Billboard's No. 1 song of 2021; Lepera also won a summary judgment for Timbaland and other defendants on claims of infringement. With such clients as Sony Music, Disney, Amazon, the NBA and the NFL, Perry continues to be an authority on Al deals, digital content distribution issues, and data collection and licensing, while Sperling is a go-to litigator for labels in copyright and royalty disputes. [...]he negotiated Linkin Park's partnership with Riot Games and continues to work on the Warner Music/Blavatnik Center for Music Business Fellowship Program at Howard University, established after the death of George Floyd and aimed at increasing the pipeline for Black executives in the music business.

Along with Carpenter, others who submitted to the genre - some thanks to collabs with country acts - include rocker-rapper MGK; pop singers Kesha, Gwen Stefani and Julia Michaels; Auto-Tune specialist T-Pain; pop-rocker Avril Lavigne; DJ-producer Marshmello; singer-songwriter Noah Kahan; rock band NEEDTOBREATHE; R&B singer K. Michelle; and rapper Yung Gravy. The rapper submitted \"Cobra (Rock Remix)\" - which features metal band Spiritbox, led by Courtney LaPlante - to best rock performance and best rock song. In the best country song, best country/ duo group performance and best music video categories, Jelly Roll has five songs in contention in each category, making it challenging to land a nom since votes could split.

The Grammy field is crowded with bright new talent (or newish, when it comes to Sabrina Carpenter) in pop, country and rap, from Benson Boone to Shaboozey by mesfin fekadu At the 2024 Grammys, best new artist winner Victoria Monet's nomination for record of the year made her the only breakthrough contender to compete in a Big 3 category (song, record and album of the year). Beyonce, Adele, Lady Gaga, Elton John and SZA arc fans of the innovative pop singer, whose Lollapalooza performance was a must-watch. [...]if she weasels into the category, her massive success with \"Espresso,\" \"Please Please Please\" and \"Taste\" could help her edge out Roan. The singer-songwriter's debut album, I've Tried Everything But Therapy (Parti), features his big, strong vocals and achieved gold status.