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Where Are Rabies Cases Lost Along the Surveillance Pathway? A Comparative Evaluation of Participatory and Passive Rabies Surveillance in Urban Lilongwe, Malawi
BackgroundRabies remains under-ascertained in many endemic settings, limiting effective surveillance and timely public health interventions, particularly in low-resource countries. Participatory surveillance has the potential to improve case detection, but evidence of its effect on surveillance attr
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