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Evaluation of the Pyrrolizidine Alkaloid Induced Liver Disease (PAILD) Active Surveillance System in Tigray, Ethiopia

Evaluation of the Pyrrolizidine Alkaloid Induced Liver Disease (PAILD) Active Surveillance System in Tigray, Ethiopia

Evaluation of the Pyrrolizidine Alkaloid Induced Liver Disease (PAILD) Active Surveillance System in Tigray, Ethiopia

Authors of this article:

Cindy Chiu1 ;   Danielle Buttke1 ;   Girmay Welde2 ;   Richard Luce3 ;   Asfaw Debela4 ;   Amsalu Bitew5 ;   Tesfaye Bayleyegn1 ;   Sara Vagi1 ;   Matthew Murphy1 ;   Daniel Woldemichael6 ;   Teshale Seboxa7 ;   Gidey G. Libanos8 ;   Zeyeda Beyene8 ;   Yohannes G. Hawaria8 ;   Daddi Jimma4 ;   Israel Tareke9 ;   Danielle Rentz1 ;   Colleen Martin1
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