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Exploring acceptability, opportunities, and challenges of community-based home pregnancy testing for early antenatal care initiation in rural Kenya by Otiso, Lilian, Alhassan, Yussif, Odhong, Tom, Onyango, Boniface, Muturi, Nelly, Hemingway, Charlotte, Murray, Lois, Ogwang, Emily, Okoth, Linet, Oguche, Mandela, Doyle, Vicki, Fomuso, Nadia, Taegtmeyer, Miriam

“…Many women in low- and middle-income countries, including Kenya, access antenatal care (ANC) late in pregnancy. Home pregnancy testing can enable women to…”
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Predictors of under-five healthcare utilization in Rongo sub-county of Migori County, Kenya: results of a population-based cross-sectional survey by Rogers, Ash Lauren, Lee, Aaron Xian Ti, Joseph, Jamie Gudeon, Starnes, Joseph Robert, Odhong, Tom Otieno, Okoth, Vincent, Mbeya, Julius, Moon, Troy

“…to achieve the sustainable development goal for child survival, we must better understand the socioeconomic characteristics, household behaviors and access to…”
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Factors associated with facility childbirth and skilled birth attendance in Migori County, Kenya and the effect of Lwala Community Alliance intervention: a cross-sectional assessment from the 2019 and 2021 Lwala household surveys by Lefebvre, Christina Hope, Starnes, Joseph R, Jakubowski, Aleksandra, Omondi, Alyn, Manyala, Janet, Wamae, Jane, Rogers, Ash, Mudhune, Sandra, Okoth, Vincent, Were, Vincent, Mbeya, Julius, Yap, Samantha V, Omondi, Philip, Ochieng, Willys, Odhong, Tom, Siele, Carren, Wamai, Richard

“…Despite evidence of the beneficial effects of skilled birth attendance (SBA) on maternal health and childbirth outcomes, there are disparities in access across…”
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Childhood mortality and associated factors in Migori County, Kenya: evidence from a cross-sectional survey by Starnes, Joseph R, Rogers, Ash, Wamae, Jane, Okoth, Vincent, Mudhune, Sandra A, Omondi, Alyn, Were, Vincent, Baraza Awino, Doreen, Lefebvre, Christina Hope, Yap, Samantha, Otieno Odhong, Tom, Vill, Beffy, Were, Lawrence, Wamai, Richard

“…ObjectivesThe under-five mortality (U5M) rate in Kenya (41 per 1000 live births) remains significantly above international goals (25 per 1000 live births)…”
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