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1. The probability of acute malaria illness following <em>Plasmodium vivax</em> primary infection and relapse in a cohort of children in Papua New Guinea (Publications)

   The probability of acute malaria illness following <em>Plasmodium vivax</em> primary infection and relapse in a cohort of children in Papua New Guinea

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2. Examples of model-based approchaches to estimating abortion (Publications)

   Examples of model-based approchaches to estimating abortion

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3. Evaluation of swedish support to the menstrual regulation programme of Bangladesh: June 2003 - June 2004 (Publications)

   Evaluation of swedish support to the menstrual regulation programme of Bangladesh: June 2003 - June 2004

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4. Managing postabortion complications in rural Uttar Pradesh, India: a qualitative study (Publications)

   Managing postabortion complications in rural Uttar Pradesh, India: a qualitative study

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5. Situation analysis of unsafe abortion and menstrual regulation in Bangladesh (Publications)

   Situation analysis of unsafe abortion and menstrual regulation in Bangladesh

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6. Induced abortion practice in India: a review of the literature (Publications)

   Induced abortion practice in India: a review of the literature

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7. Addressing abortion-related mortality and morbidity: the bangladesh menstrual regulation program (Publications)

   Addressing abortion-related mortality and morbidity: the bangladesh menstrual regulation program

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8. Reducing abortion costs to health systems (Publications)

   Reducing abortion costs to health systems

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9. Fever in Africa and WHO recommendation [Letter] (Publications)

   Fever in Africa and WHO recommendation [Letter]

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10. Birth weight at high altitudes in Peru (Publications)

    Birth weight at high altitudes in Peru

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    OBJECTIVE: To determine whether birth weights are lower at high altitudes, and whether gestational age at birth and a population's length of residence mitigate the effect of high altitude. METHODS: Th