Impact of an Innovative Approach to Prevent Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV — Malawi, July 2011–September 2012

Frank Chimbwandira(Ministry of Health), James Houston, Andreas Jahn(University of Washington), Zengani Chirwa(University of Washington), B. Ryan Phelps, Surbhi Modi, Dalitso Midiani(Ministry of Health), Margarett K. Davis, Erik J Schouten(African Institute for Development Policy), Joseph Njala(University of Washington), David Bell, Beth A. Tippett Barr(Kamuzu Central Hospital), Helen Dale, Charles B. Holmes, Charles Mwansambo(Ministry of Health), Sundeep Gupta(Unknown), Eustice Mhango, Anna Gieselman(AIDS United), Simon D Makombe(Ministry of Health), Alice Maida(Center for Global Health), John Aberle‐Grasse
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March 1, 2013
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