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Genotype Variants and Other Covariates are not significantly associated with Malaria Positivity Status among Pregnant Women visiting Two Public Health Facilities in Southwest, Nigeria

2025-09-19

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Malaria remains a disease of endemicity in Sub-Saharan African countries but most particular in Nigeria. Pregnant women are among the vulnerable group of individuals most affected by the disease. However, previous studies focused on the effect of genotype variants and other covariates on malaria status with emphasis on the entire population regardless of vulnerability levels. Hence as part of the effort in control...

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f7e47427-22d5-57f8-9e07-5b80ff14861b
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10.1101/2025.09.18.25336062
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