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Optimizing the control of malaria and HIV infection among pregnant women from sub-Saharan Africa: from clinical trials to implementation science

Objectives

Principal Institution

University of Barcelona (UB), Spain

External reference

Project details

Themes

Health Systems
Vulnerable Populations

Date

Jan 2022

Total Project Funding

$256,913

Funding Details
Ministry of Science and Innovation (MICINN), Spain

Grant ID: RYC2022-037918-I
EUR 244,350
Project Site

Spain

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