Malaria Control & Elimination
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- Diagnosis of malaria
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Iyalla G
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Malaria remains a major cause of mortality across the world, but particularly in sub-Saharan Africa. WHOsponsored World Malaria Day activity has helped to improve education and has contributed to a reduction in mortality globally in the past decade. However, much needs to be done still in Africa. We report on a World Malaria Day scheme in three pri... Read More»
Obinna Ositadimma O , Osita-Oleribe PO , Ekom E , Ofem O , Igwesi C , Obison GC , Ekweghariri M , Iyalla G and Taylor-Robinson SD
Research Article: Malaria Contr Elimination
DOI: 10.4172/2470-6965.1000156
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