Nutritional and socio-economic factors associated with Plasmodium falciparum infection in children from Equatorial Guinea: results from a nationally representative survey

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Estefanía Custodio
Miguel Ángel Descalzo
Eduardo Villamor
Laura Molina
Ignacio Sánchez
Magdalena Lwanga
Cristina Bernis
Agustín Benito
Jesús Roche
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[1] Instituto de Salud Carlos III,Centro Nacional de Medicina Tropical
[2] Research Unit,Department of Environmental Health Sciences
[3] Fundación Española de Reumatología,Centro de Referencia para el Control de Endemias
[4] University of Michigan,Departamento de Biología
[5] School of Public Health,undefined
[6] Laboratorio de Referencia de Paludismo,undefined
[7] Hospital Regional de Malabo,undefined
[8] Universidad Autónoma de Madrid,undefined
[9] Calle Darwin,undefined
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Malaria Journal | / 8卷
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Malaria; Indoor Residual Spray; Plasmodium Infection; Placental Malaria; Private Drug Store;
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