January 1, 2017Open Access

Knowledge, attitude and practice of hygiene and sanitation in a Burundian refugee camp: implications for control of a Salmonella typhi outbreak in 2016

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The findings of this study underline the need for bolstering up health education and hygiene promotion activities in Mahama and other refugee camp settings.

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Nahimana et al. (Sun,) studied this question.

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