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Determinants Of Pregnant Women's Awareness of Intermittent Malaria Prevention Treatment in Kano, Nigeria

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Descriptive cross-sectional study assesses awareness of intermittent malaria prevention in pregnant women, indicating significant knowledge gaps.

A striking 60.81% of pregnant women were unaware of malaria preventive medication during pregnancy, highlighting a critical knowledge gap.
Only 38.3% of women learned about intermittent preventive therapy during ANC visits, underscoring gaps in healthcare communication.
The study achieved a 93.8% response rate, with 347 out of 370 contacted respondents participating in the survey.
Less than 4% of participants had never heard of FANSIDER, showing some awareness of malaria preventive medications among the population.

Hussain et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Descriptive cross-sectional study assesses awareness of intermittent malaria prevention in pregnant women, indicating significant knowledge gaps.

A striking 60.81% of pregnant women were unaware of malaria preventive medication during pregnancy, highlighting a critical knowledge gap.
Only 38.3% of women learned about intermittent preventive therapy during ANC visits, underscoring gaps in healthcare communication.
The study achieved a 93.8% response rate, with 347 out of 370 contacted respondents participating in the survey.
Less than 4% of participants had never heard of FANSIDER, showing some awareness of malaria preventive medications among the population.

Hussain et al. (2025) studied this question.

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