<p>Percent children with a fever in the past 2 weeks receiving any antimalarial, by household residence and poorest versus wealthiest quintile, from national household surveys 2006–2008. Top group of countries are those achieving equity across rural-urban and wealth quintiles; bottom group are those not achieving equity across these categories. *Wealth statistically different (P-value<0.05); **Urban/rural statically different (P-value<0.05); ***Wealth and urban/rural statistically different (P-value<0.05); $Data not available for statistical test.</p
Senegal opted for an antimalarial drug policy (artemisinin-based combination therapy) of partial and...
Senegal opted for an antimalarial drug policy (artemisinin-based combination therapy) of partial and...
<p><i>*Proportion differed significantly by malaria status, in at least one region.</i></p
<p>Percent of male and female children under-5 years of age with fever receiving any antimalarial me...
<p>Percent women 15–49 who received 2 or more doses of sulfadoxine-pyrimethamine for IPTp during the...
<p>Percent household ownership of at least 1 ITN, by household residence and poorest versus wealthie...
This paper uses individual and household level data to explore empirically the associations between ...
This paper uses individual and household level data to explore empirically the associations between ...
Abstract Background Scale-up of malaria interventions over the last decade have yielded a significan...
Senegal opted for an antimalarial drug policy (artemisinin-based combination therapy) of partial and...
Malaria in Africa is most severe in young children and pregnant women, particularly in rural and poo...
Senegal opted for an antimalarial drug policy (artemisinin-based combination therapy) of partial and...
Senegal opted for an antimalarial drug policy (artemisinin-based combination therapy) of partial and...
Scale-up of malaria interventions over the last decade have yielded a significant reduction in malar...
Senegal opted for an antimalarial drug policy (artemisinin-based combination therapy) of partial and...
Senegal opted for an antimalarial drug policy (artemisinin-based combination therapy) of partial and...
Senegal opted for an antimalarial drug policy (artemisinin-based combination therapy) of partial and...
<p><i>*Proportion differed significantly by malaria status, in at least one region.</i></p
<p>Percent of male and female children under-5 years of age with fever receiving any antimalarial me...
<p>Percent women 15–49 who received 2 or more doses of sulfadoxine-pyrimethamine for IPTp during the...
<p>Percent household ownership of at least 1 ITN, by household residence and poorest versus wealthie...
This paper uses individual and household level data to explore empirically the associations between ...
This paper uses individual and household level data to explore empirically the associations between ...
Abstract Background Scale-up of malaria interventions over the last decade have yielded a significan...
Senegal opted for an antimalarial drug policy (artemisinin-based combination therapy) of partial and...
Malaria in Africa is most severe in young children and pregnant women, particularly in rural and poo...
Senegal opted for an antimalarial drug policy (artemisinin-based combination therapy) of partial and...
Senegal opted for an antimalarial drug policy (artemisinin-based combination therapy) of partial and...
Scale-up of malaria interventions over the last decade have yielded a significant reduction in malar...
Senegal opted for an antimalarial drug policy (artemisinin-based combination therapy) of partial and...
Senegal opted for an antimalarial drug policy (artemisinin-based combination therapy) of partial and...
Senegal opted for an antimalarial drug policy (artemisinin-based combination therapy) of partial and...
<p><i>*Proportion differed significantly by malaria status, in at least one region.</i></p