A qualitative study on health workers’ and community members’ perceived sources, role of information and communication on malaria treatment, prevention and control in southeast Nigeria

Overview of attention for article published in BMC Infectious Diseases, October 2015

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RT @NgHlth: In a study in Enugu State,a participant mentioned distance. (2015,https://t.co/jK90Vi39W9 @NOIPolls #PollingFriday) @NOIPolls #…

RT @NgHlth: Radio, tv, newspapers & posters are key sources of information on #malaria. (2015, https://t.co/jK90Vi39W9) @NOIPolls #PollingF…

RT @NgHlth: Radio, tv, newspapers & posters are key sources of information on #malaria. (2015, https://t.co/jK90Vi39W9) @NOIPolls #PollingF…

RT @NgHlth: #MalariaTreatment was also sought from traditional healers and pharmacies. (2015, https://t.co/jK90Vi39W9) @NOIPolls #PollingFr…

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