Titlebook: Neglected Tropical Diseases - Sub-Saharan Africa; John Gyapong,Boakye Boatin Book 20161st edition Springer International Publishing Switze

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The Role of Health Systems in the Control of Neglected Tropical Diseases in Sub-Saharan Africa,ug administration (MDA) for NTDs cannot be overemphasised. They serve to extend health service beyond the reach of the formal HS and also contribute to the low cost of drug delivery to target populations; hence demotivating factors that reduce their commitment must be addressed to sustain the gains

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