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Outcomes of home-based versus facility-based care for mild diphtheria during a large epidemic in Kano State, Nigeria: A retrospective matched cohort study
Background: During Nigeria’s largest recorded diphtheria epidemic (first notified on 1 December 2022; more than 40,000 confirmed cases by January 2026), hospital capacity in Kano State was overwhelmed. Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) introduced home-based care (HBC) for patients with mild disease; we
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