Relationship between child survival and malaria transmission: an analysis of the malaria transmission intensity and mortality burden across Africa (MTIMBA) project data in Rufiji demographic surveillance system, Tanzania

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Susan F Rumisha
Thomas A Smith
Honorati Masanja
Salim Abdulla
Penelope Vounatsou
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[1] Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute,
[2] University of Basel,undefined
[3] Ifakara Health Institute,undefined
[4] National Institute for Medical Research,undefined
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Malaria Journal | / 13卷
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Child mortality; EIR; Time varying covariates; Mortality-transmission relation; DSS; Malaria; MTIMBA;
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