Bayesian spatio-temporal modeling of mortality in relation to malaria incidence in Western Kenya.

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Frank Odhiambo

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Godfrey Bigogo

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Nyaguara Amek

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Sammy Khagayi

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10.1371/JOURNAL.PONE.0180516

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Penelope Vounatsou

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