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The Armauer Hansen Research Institute (AHRI) was founded in 1970 through the initiative of the Norwegian and Swedish Save the Children organizations seconded by the Ministry of Health of Ethiopia.
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Stakeholders meeting Call for Rapid Response to Cryptosporidiosis Diarrhea in Children
04/07/2025
Ethiopia Boosts Vaccine R&D at Pivotal Workshop
24/06/2025
National Traditional Medicine Scientific Conference Held in Adama: Focus on Evidence-Based Integration
19/06/2025
Five Decades of Excellence: AHRI Celebrates 55 Years of Research Impact
13/06/2025
Leprosy awareness campaign concludes
04/06/2025
Africa CDC Team Visits AHRI to Strengthen Collaboration in Health Research and Innovation to support Local Manufacturing, and Capacity Building
02/06/2025
DSWB AHRI 2025 Hackathon Concludes with Innovative Health Data Solutions
27/05/2025
Ethiopia Launches First National Clinical Trial Network on International Clinical Trials Day
20/05/2025
Outstanding Young Researchers Honored at 22nd Annual Tore Godal Award Ceremony
15/05/2025
Latest News
Stakeholders meeting Call for Rapid Response to Cryptosporidiosis Diarrhea in Children
Ethiopia Boosts Vaccine R&D at Pivotal Workshop
Five Decades of Excellence: AHRI Celebrates 55 Years of Research Impact
Leprosy awareness campaign concludes
DSWB AHRI 2025 Hackathon Concludes with Innovative Health Data Solutions
Ethiopia Launches First National Clinical Trial Network on International Clinical Trials Day
Outstanding Young Researchers Honored at 22nd Annual Tore Godal Award Ceremony
AHRI SAB Meeting Kicks Off, Showcasing Key Achievements and Global Impact
AHRI Scientist Receives the 2025 Greenwood Africa Award
The First Annual Meeting of the SEARN TB network held in Addis Ababa
