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Antimalarial Pharmacotherapy Gaps in Nigerian Children Under Five: A Predictive Machine Learning Analysis of Care-Seeking, Testing, and ACT Treatment Using NDHS 2023-24
BackgroundNigerias malaria burden is the highest in the world, both in terms of incidence and fatalities. Case management uses the WHOs Test, Treat, Track (T3) approach, where failures can occur at three stages (care-seeking, diagnostic testing, and treatment appropriateness), which are often combin
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