Mr. Abraham Belete Temesgen | Pathology | Editorial Board Member

Mr. Abraham Belete Temesgen is a dedicated veterinary pathobiologist in the Department of Veterinary Pathobiology, College of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Sciences, University of Gondar, Ethiopia. His research focuses on veterinary pathology, haematobiochemical alterations, and parasitic diseases affecting livestock, with particular emphasis on helminth-induced pathological lesions such as haemonchosis and fasciolosis. With an emerging scholarly profile marked by several peer-reviewed publications and growing citations, Dr. Temesgen contributes to advancing the understanding of disease mechanisms, prevalence, and risk factors among livestock in Ethiopia, supporting improved animal health management and food security. His notable works include studies on haematobiochemical alterations and lesion characterization in sheep and cattle, and investigations into equine strongyloidiasis, gastrointestinal nematodes in poultry, and liver abscess pathology in abattoir-inspected animals. Additionally, his collaboration in interdisciplinary projects such as those published in Human Nutrition & Metabolism reflects a broader interest in the intersection of animal and human health within the One Health framework. Dr. Temesgen’s recent publications in recognized journals like BMC Veterinary Research and Veterinary Medicine and Science highlight his methodological rigor and applied relevance to veterinary diagnostics and epidemiology. Through his academic contributions, he supports capacity building in Ethiopia’s veterinary science community and strengthens global understanding of zoonotic disease control and livestock productivity. His growing research portfolio demonstrates a commitment to integrating pathology and public health perspectives to address challenges in animal welfare, food safety, and sustainable agriculture.