Predictors of mortality among children at a tertiary hospital in Tanzania: a cohort study
Abstract Background Tanzania is among the countries in sub-Saharan Africa with the highest under-five mortality rate. The leading causes of mortality among these children include vaccine-preventable infections. Strategies for reducing under-five mortality in hospital settings require a good knowledg...
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Main Authors: | Diana K. Damian (Author), Francis F. Furia (Author), Germana Leyna (Author) |
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