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Community knowledge and perceptions of social, ecological, and behavioural risk factors for mpox in Burundi: A nationwide cross-sectional survey
Mpox remains an important public health concern in Africa, particularly following the spread of clade Ib in several countries. In Burundi, limited information is available on population knowledge, risk perception, preventive behaviours, and willingness to accept mpox vaccination. This study assesse
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