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Patricia Hunter

Senior Research Fellow/Principal Investigator

University College London

United Kingdom

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Francesca Arrigoni

Associate Professor

Kingston University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Albert Manasyan

Director

University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa

UNITED STATES

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Per Ashorn

University of Tampere

FINLAND

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Annariina Koivu

University of Tampere

FINLAND

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John P. A Lusingu

Professor of Malaria and Tropical Diseases

Københavns Universitet

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Leon Csonka

Tampereen Teknillinen yliopisto

FINLAND

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Joy E Lawn

Professor of Maternal, Reproductive and Child health, Director of MARCH centre

London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine

UNITED KINGDOM

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Patricia Hunter

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Integrated multisectoral interventions to mitigate the risk of low birth weight in low- and middle-income country settings

Prevalence and risk factors of curable sexually transmitted and reproductive tract infections and malaria co-infection among pregnant women at antenatal care booking in Kenya, Malawi and Tanzania: a cross-sectional study of randomised controlled trial data.

A modular systematic review of antenatal interventions targeting modifiable environmental exposures in improving low birth weight

A modular systematic review of antenatal interventions to address undernutrition during pregnancy in the prevention of low birth weight

Antenatal interventions to address harmful behaviors and psychosocial risk factors in the prevention of low birth weight

Antenatal interventions to reduce risk of low birth weight related to maternal infections during pregnancy

What more can be done? Prioritizing the most promising antenatal interventions to improve birth weight

Biological and pathological mechanisms leading to the birth of a small vulnerable newborn

Impact of sub-optimal HIV viral control on activated T-cells: an earnest sub study

Collaborators (7)

Francesca Arrigoni

Albert Manasyan

Per Ashorn

Annariina Koivu

John P. A Lusingu

Leon Csonka

Joy E Lawn

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