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Management practices of childhood malaria among caregivers in Ojo millitary cantonment, Lagos, nigeria: implication for child survival
The study explored home management practices for malaria by caregivers in the Military Cantonment, Ojo Lagos. Data was collected using pre-tested Focus Group Discussion guide and interviewer administered questionnaire. The 400 survey respondents were selected using the systematic sampling method whi...
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