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Operational feasibility and acceptability of the addition of R21 malaria vaccine and intermittent preventive therapy for children to existing malaria control initiatives in Kule, Ethiopia | Conference Material / Slide Presentation | MSF Science Portal
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Operational feasibility and acceptability of the addition of R21 malaria vaccine and intermittent preventive therapy for children to existing malaria control initiatives in Kule, Ethiopia

Girma Y, Lavilla KM, Tassawar A, Siferaw K, Koang D, Tugizimana D, Dirks A, Assefa G, Ayalew M, Loonen JACM, Ariti C, Mapiye G, Mulanda W, de Lima Pereira A, Bestman A, Velivela K, Rao B, Stringer B, Wilson R, Abbara A, Keating P
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Operational feasibility and acceptability of the addition of R21 malaria vaccine and intermittent preventive therapy for children to existing malaria control initiatives in Kule, Ethiopia
2025 May 22 • MSF Scientific Days International 2025
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Countries

Ethiopia

Subject Area

vaccinationpediatricsmalaria

Languages

English
Published Date
22 May 2025
Conference
MSF Scientific Days International 2025
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Conference Material
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Operational feasibility and acceptability of the addition of R21 malaria vaccine and intermittent preventive therapy for children to existing malaria control initiatives in Kule, Ethiopia
2025 May 22 • MSF Scientific Days International 2025