Why do participants drop-out: findings from a prospective pediatric cohort for fever surveillance established at Vellore, southern India

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@Sharma25Parth Please do see para 6 of results section: https://t.co/thT1fOw24K @manikandansri19

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Participants belonging to high socioeconomic status and orthodox backgrounds dropping out is not unheard of. Contextually relevant finding is that male field assistants making weekly visits was seen as a hindrance in rural areas

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