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Mobile Pastoralists in Africa: a Blind Spot in Global Health Surveillance

Overview
Journal Trop Med Int Health
Specialties Public Health
Tropical Medicine
Date 2020 Sep 1
PMID 32865274
Citations 3
Authors
Hannah Wild
Seid Mohammed Ali
Bonfoh Bassirou
Rea Tschopp
Michele Barry
Jakob Zinsstag
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