IMPACT OF SUBSIDIZED ARTEMETHER-LUMEFANTRINE (AL) IN THE RETAIL SECTOR ON COVERAGE OF PROMPT EFFECTIVE TREATMENT OF CHILDREN UNDER FIVE IN KENYA: A CLUSTER RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL
Main Authors: | Kangwana, B, Osano, S, Noor, A, Alegana, V, Nyandigisi, A, Pandit, J, Andrews, M, Bunyi, M, Fegan, G, Brooker, S, Snow, R, Goodman, C |
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Format: | Conference item |
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2010
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