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Using Mobile Technology to Facilitate Reactive Case Detection of Malaria

Using Mobile Technology to Facilitate Reactive Case Detection of Malaria

Using Mobile Technology to Facilitate Reactive Case Detection of Malaria

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Gordon Cressman1 ;   Michael McKay1 ;   Abdul-wahid Al-Mafazy2 ;   Madhi M. Ramsan1 ;   Abdullah S. Ali2 ;   Issa A. Garimo1 ;   Humphrey Mkali2 ;   Jeremiah J. Ngondi1
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