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ITN use was defined as a pregnant woman having slept under an ITN the night previous to the study interview.
A pregnant woman was considered to have good general knowledge regarding the transmission and prevention of malaria if her average score for the knowledge-based questions was at least 50%.
A pregnant woman was considered to have good specific knowledge regarding the risks that can result from malaria infection during pregnancy if she listed at least two-thirds of these specific risks correctly.
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