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The Role of Rapid Diagnostic Tests for Malaria for Targeting of ACTs at Community Level
This study aims to test directly by means of a cluster randomized controlled trial, the impact of the introduction of RDTs for malaria on dispensing behaviour of chemical sellers, the main non-formal outlet for drugs locally, at community level.
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