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Malaria preventive measures used by parents of under five years’ children in Ibadan Urban Markets, Nigeria.
Malaria remains a major public health issue, especially among children in Nigeria. Children are an important group that should be targeted for malaria control. This study, therefore, examined the contextual interpretation and understanding of malaria, existing means of malaria prevention, treatment,...
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