A study from Jimma University College of Agriculture and veterinary medicine in Ethiopia has found that cow's milk in the Ethiopian market is often adulterated, with substances like water, starch, urea, formalin, sodium hydroxide, and sugar being added to increase volume or improve texture and shelf life. The study highlights the potential health risks associated with these adulterants, including gastrointestinal issues, kidney failure, and blindness. The research underscores the importance of regulating milk quality to ensure its safety and nutritional value.