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Kenya tuberculosis prevalence survey 2016: Challenges and opportunities of ending TB in Kenya by Enos, Masini, Sitienei, Joseph, Ong'ang'o, Jane, Mungai, Brenda, Kamene, Maureen, Wambugu, Jesse, Kipruto, Hillary, Manduku, Veronica, Mburu, Josephine, Nyaboke, Drusilla, Ngari, Faith, Omesa, Eunice, Omale, Newton, Mwirigi, Nkirote, Okallo, Geoffrey, Njoroge, Janice, Githiomi, Martin, Mwangi, Mike, Kirathe, Dickson, Kiplimo, Richard, Ndombi, Amos, Odeny, Lazarus, Mailu, Eunice, Kandie, Timothy, Maina, Maurice, Kasera, Kadondi, Mulama, Beatrice, Mugi, Beatrice, Weyenga, Herman

“…We aimed to determine the prevalence of pulmonary TB amongst the adult population (≥15 years) in 2016 in Kenya. A nationwide cross-sectional survey where…”
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Preterm birth, birth weight, infant weight gain and their associations with childhood asthma and spirometry: a cross-sectional observational study in Nairobi, Kenya by Meme, Helen, Amukoye, Evans, Bowyer, Cressida, Chakaya, Jeremiah, Dobson, Ruaraidh, Fuld, Jonathan, Gray, Cindy M, Kiplimo, Richard, Lesosky, Maia, Mortimer, Kevin, Ndombi, Amos, Obasi, Angela, Orina, Fred, Quint, Jennifer K, Semple, Sean, West, Sarah E, Zurba, Lindsey, Devereux, Graham

“…BackgroundIn sub-Saharan Africa, the origins of asthma and high prevalence of abnormal lung function remain unclear. In high-income countries (HICs),…”
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Asthma symptoms, spirometry and air pollution exposure in schoolchildren in an informal settlement and an affluent area of Nairobi, Kenya by Meme, Hellen, Amukoye, Evans, Bowyer, Cressida, Chakaya, Jeremiah, Das, Darpan, Dobson, Ruaraidh, Dragosits, Ulrike, Fuld, Jonathan, Gray, Cindy, Hahn, Matthew, Kiplimo, Richard, Lesosky, Maia, Loh, Miranda M, McKendree, Jean, Mortimer, Kevin, Ndombi, Amos, Netter, Louis, Obasi, Angela, Orina, Fred, Pearson, Clare, Price, Heather, Quint, Jennifer K, Semple, Sean, Twigg, Marsailidh, Waelde, Charlotte, Walnycki, Anna, Warwick, Melaneia, Wendler, Jana, West, Sarah E, Wilson, Michael, Zurba, Lindsay, Devereux, Graham

“…Although 1 billion people live in informal (slum) settlements, the consequences for respiratory health of living in these settlements remain largely unknown…”
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