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MULTIPLY - Baseline household survey, Sierra Leone

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socioeconomichealthcare

Record type:

dataset
Creator:
E. CheOwuQui
Editor:
UBI
Publisher:
COR
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A cross-sectional, community-based, multi-stage cluster household survey conducted in selected districts of the Northern and northwestern provinces of Sierra Leone among 10- 23 months old children

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Medicine, Health and Life Sciencesmalaria preventionchild healthIPTiPMCsub-Saharan AfricaSierra Leone

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