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2016-08Associations between the phosphatidylethanol alcohol biomarker and self-Reported alcohol use in a sample of HIV-Infected outpatient drinkers in Western KenyaPapas RK; Gakinya B.N.; Mwaniki M.M.; Keter A.K.; Lee H.; Loxley M.P.; Klein D.A.; Sidle J.E.
2015-09Do clinical decision-support reminders for medical providers improve isoniazid preventative therapy prescription rates among HIV-positive adults?: study protocol for a randomized controlled trialLameck Diero; Green Eric P; Caricia Catalani; Carter E Jane; Gardner Adrian; Ndwiga Charity
2016-08-17Assessment of malaria reporting and epidemic preparedness systems in health facilities in Eldoret West District, Uasin Gishu County, KenyaKirinyet Ruth C.; Ng’etich Arthur S.; Ahmad Juma
2014Comparative advantage of the Eastern and Central Africa in the coffee export sector: the case of BurundiNyangweso Philip Mulama; Odhiambo Mark
2016-03-11Factors associated with HIV testing among men who have sex with men in Western Kenya: a cross-sectional studyShangani Sylvia; Mwangi Ann; Naanyu Violet
2016-10-20Epidemiology of HPV genotypes among HIV positive women in Kenya: a systematic review and meta-analysisMenon S; Wusiman A; Boily MC; Kariisa M; Mabeya H
2016-03-11Factors associated with HIV testing among men who have sex with men in Western Kenya: a cross-sectional studyMwangi Ann; Shangani Sylvia; Naanyu Violet
2018-10-19Perceived causes of adverse pregnancy outcomes and remedies adopted by Kalenjin women in rural KenyaRiang’a Roselyter Monchari; Nangulu Anne Kisaka; Broerse Jacqueline E. W.
2017-12-16“When a woman is pregnant, her grave is open”: health beliefs concerning dietary practices among pregnant Kalenjin women in rural Uasin Gishu County, KenyaRiang’a Roselyter M.; Nangulu Anne K.; Broerse Jacqueline E.W.
2018-10-03“I should have started earlier, but I was not feeling ill!” Perceptions of Kalenjin women on antenatal care and its implications on initial access and differentials in patterns of antenatal care utilization in rural Uasin Gishu County KenyaRiang’a Roselyter Monchari; Nangulu Anne Kisaka; Broerse Jacqueline E. W.

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