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Co-occurrence of anaemia and malaria among children under five in Uganda: A joint modeling analysis
Childhood illnesses such as anaemia and malaria continue to pose significant health risks for children under five in sub-Saharan Africa. These conditions often co-occur, reflecting complex interdependencies driven by shared biological and environmental factors. Traditional analytical approaches typ
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