“There is no free here, you have to pay”: actual and perceived costs as barriers to intermittent preventive treatment of malaria in pregnancy in Mali

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RT @GCDSavingLives: Free malarial treatment during pregnancy not taken due to perceived costs, study finds https://t.co/ekbCvGY6EW

Free malarial treatment during pregnancy not taken due to perceived costs, study finds https://t.co/ekbCvGY6EW

RT @MHTF: In Mali, confusion around #malaria treatment costs comes at serious expense for pregnant women: https://t.co/T5MkxLLPiq

In Mali, confusion around #malaria treatment costs comes at serious expense for pregnant women: https://t.co/T5MkxLLPiq

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