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Observational study of the clinical performance of a public-private partnership national referral hospital network in Lesotho: Do improvements last over time? by Scott, Nancy A, Kaiser, Jeanette L, Jack, Brian W, Nkabane-Nkholongo, Elizabeth L, Juntunen, Allison, Nash, Tshema, Alade, Mayowa, Vian, Taryn

“…Public-private partnerships (PPP) may increase healthcare quality but lack longitudinal evidence for success. The Queen ‘Mamohato Memorial Hospital (QMMH) in…”
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Household Structure and Contraceptive Use in Nigeria by Fadeyibi, Opeyemi, Alade, Mayowa, Adebayo, Samuel, Erinfolami, Temitope, Mustapha, Fatimah, Yaradua, Saudatu

“…Contraceptive use in Nigeria has been consistently low despite its many benefits and several efforts by government and development partners to increase its…”
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Preterm Birth Among US and Foreign-Born Non-Hispanic Black Birthing Parents in Massachusetts: Variation by Nativity, Region, and Country of Origin by Belanoff, Candice, Alade, Mayowa Oluwatosin, Almeida, Joanna

“…Introduction Foreign-born non-Hispanic Black (NHB) birthing parents are less likely to have a preterm birth (PTB) than US-born NHBs. There is further variation…”
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Observational study of the clinical performance of a public-private partnership national referral hospital network in Lesotho: Do improvements last over time? by Nancy A. Scott, Jeanette L. Kaiser, Brian W. Jack, Elizabeth L. Nkabane–Nkholongo, Allison Juntunen, Tshema Nash, Mayowa Alade, Taryn Vian

“…Public-private partnerships (PPP) may increase healthcare quality but lack longitudinal evidence for success. The Queen ‘Mamohato Memorial Hospital (QMMH) in…”
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Is there an association between African national HIV prevalence values and socio-economic status of their albino populations? by Aluko-Olokun, Bayo, Olaitan, Ademola Abayomi, Morgan, Regina Enubi, Oginni, Fadekemi Olufunmi, Aluko-Olokun, Oluseun A, Ibukun-Obaro, Oluwaseyi, Adenaike, Funmilola Seun, Alade, Mayowa Oluwatosin

“…Abstract Background Albinos are predisposed to poverty as a result of inability to compete economically due to low education, caused by poor eye sight. Besides…”
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