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Cross-sectional study examines Guboow prevalence in children, indicating socioeconomic factors influence its use.
The rate of Guboow use among children was considerable and strongly associated with lower socioeconomic status. These findings underscore the need for public health strategies that address the structural barriers to modern healthcare while also implementing community education programs to raise awareness of the risks associated with this traditional practice.
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