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Household willingness to pay for azithromycin treatment for trachoma control in the United Republic of Tanzania

OBJECTIVE: Household willingness to pay for treatment provides important information for programme planning. We tested for relationships between socioeconomic status, risk of trachoma, perceptions of the effects of azithromycin, and the household willingness to pay for future mass treatment with azi...

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Main Authors:	Frick Kevin D. (Author), Lynch Matthew (Author), West Sheila (Author), Munoz Beatriz (Author), Mkocha Harran A. (Author)
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Published:	The World Health Organization, 2003-01-01T00:00:00Z.
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