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Risk factors for placental malaria and associated low birth weight in a rural high malaria transmission setting of Cote d'Ivoire.

Offianan Andre Toure, Carole B C Konan, Valery N Kouame,Eric A Gbessi,Adama Soumahoro, Issiaka Bassinka,Ronan Jambou

Tropical parasitology（2020）

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The prevalence of PM was 7.3%. Low parity, residence and not using LLINs and maternal peripheral parasitemia were identified as risks factors. PM was associated with LBW. Implementation of IPTp-SP should be improved by the National Malaria Control Program in rural settings.
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Ayame Cote d'Ivoire,low birth weight,placental malaria,risks factors
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