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Do public health expenditures affect maternal and child health in Madagascar?

Health Econ Rev · 2023 · PMC10583307 · PMID 37851126

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Even though malaria, ARI and diarrhoea are the main causes of child mortality, a rise in malaria prevalence causes a slightly significant increase in mortality, and ARI and diarrhoea do not affect child mortality.

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