Caregivers’ perception of risk for malaria, helminth infection and malaria-helminth co-infection among children living in urban and rural settings of senegal: a qualitative study

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• who: Muhammed O. Afolabi and collaborators from the AUSTRALIA have published the Article: Caregiversu2019 perception of risk for malaria, helminth infection and malaria-helminth co-infection among children living in urban and rural settings of Senegal: A qualitative study, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
• what: Although, the primary objective was to ascertain what the caregivers perceived about malaria-helminth co-infection, however, to ensure clarity of the primary objective, the authors needed first to systematically consider what the caregivers perceived to be the risks for malaria and helminths before exploring their perceptions on the co-infection . . .
  

   

  

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