Prevalence of peripheral blood parasitaemia, anaemia and low birthweight among pregnant women in a suburban area in coastal Ghana.
Judith Stephens(University of Ghana), Bartholomew D. Akanmori(World Health Organization Regional Office for Africa), Isabella A. Quakyi(University of Ghana), Michael F. Ofori(University of Ghana), Mark L. Wilson(University of Michigan)
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