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Adherence to malaria treatment during pregnancy: does availability and utilization of medical facilities translate to compliance?
Malaria is a major health issue in sub-Saharan Africa with pregnant women and children at greater risk of exposure to the disease than other population cohorts. Studies on malaria related maternal mortality in Nigeria have focused largely on preventive behaviour and healthcare providers’ knowledge o...
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