Improving the first-line treatment of febrile illnesses in Ghana: willingness to pay for malaria rapid diagnostic tests at licensed chemical shops in the Kintampo area

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RT @HSRatBMC: Are people prepared to pay for #malaria rapid diagnostic tests at their local chemist/pharmacist? Improving the first-line treatment of febrile illnesses #Ghana #WorldMalariaDay https://t.co/hqc11hT0JI https://t.co/9HzGhkyDN5

Are people prepared to pay for #malaria rapid diagnostic tests at their local chemist/pharmacist? Improving the first-line treatment of febrile illnesses #Ghana #WorldMalariaDay https://t.co/eJFDXsdyMJ https://t.co/WytbpravIO

What is the willingness to pay for #malaria rapid diagnostic tests? Improving the first-line treatment of febrile illnesses #Ghana #WorldMalariaDay https://t.co/W7wpKXv9cO https://t.co/tSWLfUhrZ2

RT @kintampohrc: Improving the first-line treatment of febrile illnesses in Ghana: willingness to pay for… https://t.co/nqyVCr0Tru

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