Cattle-related risk factors for malaria in southwest Ethiopia: a cross-sectional study

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RT @jcano111: In southwest Ethiopia, cattle abundance in the form of higher cattle to human ratios may act as a protective factor against m…

RT @jcano111: In southwest Ethiopia, cattle abundance in the form of higher cattle to human ratios may act as a protective factor against m…

In southwest Ethiopia, cattle abundance in the form of higher cattle to human ratios may act as a protective factor against mosquito infestation and malaria risk. @kall_sta @jcano111 @FekaduMassebo @lpmessenger https://t.co/eZnLH0wdPE

RT @kall_sta: Delighted to share a lil paper conducted/written by MSc me. Key message: cattle density + their distance from HHs should be c…

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