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Prevalence of HIV and Malaria parasites co-infection in pregnant mothers and their babies post delivery
Worsened perinatal outcomes and increased rates of maternal morbidity are consequences of co-infection of HIV and Plasmodium falciparum in pregnant-women. This study was designed to ascertain the proportion of co-infection of both diseases in pregnant mothers and babies born to HIV-infected mothers....
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