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An upper limit for macromolecular crowding effects
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Dar es Salaam / Mkuranga Town / Mafinga Town / /

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ANC / Roll Back Malaria Partnership / Pearson / ITN / Creative Commons / BioMed Central Ltd. / FBOs / HWs / /

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Africa / /

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Tanzania / /

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Shilling / USD / /

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Product Issues / Person Communication and Meetings / /

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Lugoda Hospital / National Institute / ANC clinic / Mafinga District Hospital / Mkuranga District Hospital / /

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curative services / prevention of malaria / health services / clinical services / retail businesses / treatment of malaria / transmission services / health care services / Long travel distance / medicines / healthcare seeking behaviour / clinics/services / basic preventive services / healthcare system / ANC registration cards / Data processing / important health services / fANC services / health care systems / laboratory screening / pregnancy testing / /

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Indian Ocean / /

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RC Church / World Health Organization / Council Health Management Team / National Institute for Medical Research / Centre for Enhancement of Effective Malaria Interventions / Internal Revenue Service / IPTp administration / Mafinga District Hospital / IPTp-SP administration / Mkuranga District Hospital / Lugoda Hospital / IPTp-3 administration / Roman Catholic Church / Social Welfare / Medical Research Coordinating Committee / Department of Health Systems and Policy Research / Ministry of Health / /

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Hb / author / nurse / Fisher / /

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SP tablets / IPTp / folic acid / fANC / manpower / supplies / logistics / /

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RC / /

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Mkuranga / Mufindi / Korogwe / /

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sub-Saharan Africa / Indian Ocean / /

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