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Teething: Misconceptions and Unhealthy Practices among Residents of a Rural Community in Nigeria
Misconceptions about the teething process has led to high infant morbidity and mortality, which was recently experienced in Nigeria due to consumption of an adulterated drug used in the prevention and treatment of teething-related illnesses in infants. It is however, unknown if these misconceptions...
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