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From environmental exposure to disease burden: Institutional capacity, structural vulnerability, and global malaria inequality, 2000-2023.
Malaria burden varies markedly between countries with similar environmental conditions. We examined national associations between malaria incidence, institutional capacity, economic development, structural vulnerability and selected environmental indicators during 2000-2023. An ecological panel comp
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