Determinants of acute respiratory infection (ARI) among under-five children in rural areas of Legambo District, South Wollo Zone, Ethiopia: A matched case–control study

Seada Hassen(Wollo University), Tadesse Sisay(Wollo University), Gete Berihun(Debre Markos University), Betelhiem Eneyew(Wollo University), Ayechew Ademas(Wollo University), Leykun Berhanu(Wollo University), Melaku Getachew(Wollo University), Tarikuwa Natnael(Wollo University), Mohammed Yenuss(Wollo University), Awoke Keleb(Wollo University), Alemwork Baye Kebede
International Journal of Infectious Diseases
May 12, 2020
10.1016/j.ijid.2020.05.012
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