Evaluation of the 2011 long-lasting, insecticide-treated net distribution for universal coverage in Togo

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Elizabeth R Stevens
Abigail Aldridge
Yawo Degbey
Akou Pignandi
Monique A Dorkenoo
Justin Hugelen-Padin
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[1] United States Peace Corps,Faculté Mixte de Médecine et de Pharmacie
[2] Togo,undefined
[3] Ministère de la Santé,undefined
[4] Secrétariat Permanent du CCM,undefined
[5] Rue des Nations Unies,undefined
[6] Université de Lomé,undefined
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Malaria Journal | / 12卷
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Malaria; Long-lasting insecticide-treated nets; Universal coverage; Togo;
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