Child care practices of mothers: implications for intervention in acute respiratory infections

T.E. TupasiTropical Disease Research Foundation, Manila

C.A. MiguelResearch Institute for Tropical Medicine, Manila

V.L. TalloResearch Institute for Tropical Medicine, Manila

T.M.P. BagasaoKabalikat ng Pamilya, Manila

J.N. NatividadCollege of Social Science, University of the Philippines, Quezon City

L.B. ValenciaCollege of Social Science, University of the Philippines, Quezon City

M.E.G. De JesusResearch Institute for Tropical Medicine, Manila

S. LupisanResearch Institute for Tropical Medicine, Manila

F. MedallaTropical Disease Research Foundation, Manila

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