Association of biomass fuel use with acute respiratory infections among under- five children in a slum urban of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

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Habtamu Sanbata
Araya Asfaw
Abera Kumie
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[1] College of Medicine and Health Science,Department of Public and Environmental Health
[2] Hawassa University,Department of Physics and Center for Environmental Sciences
[3] College of Natural Sciences,School of Public Health
[4] Addis Ababa University,undefined
[5] College of Health Sciences,undefined
[6] Addis Ababa University,undefined
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BMC Public Health | / 14卷
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Biomass fuel; Acute respiratory infection; Children; Slum; Addis Ababa; Ethiopia;
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