Socio-cultural determinants of timely and delayed treatment of Buruli ulcer: Implications for disease control.
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Full Title: Infect Dis Poverty
Abbreviation: Infect Dis Poverty
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Subject Category: Communicable Diseases
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"Many thanks to the study participants and staff of the Amasaman hospital (Buruli ulcer ward), the Kojo Ashong clinic and the Obom health centre for their cooperation. We would like to thank Ms. Florence Foli and Mr. Donald Okai, field assistance and driver respectively for their contribution to this study. We are grateful to George Senyo, Department of Geography and Resource Development at the University of Ghana, for producing the map. The authors are also grateful to the WHO- Global Buruli ulcer initiative for funding the study."
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