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HM Hamzat U. Muhammad
FG Fatima J. Giwa
AO Adebola T. Olayinka
SB Shakir M. Balogun
IA IkeOluwapo Ajayi
OA Olufemi Ajumobi
PN Patrick Nguku
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The ethical approval for the conduct of the study was obtained from the Institutional Ethics Review Committee of Federal Medical Center, Nguru. Written informed consent was obtained from each study participant or from guardians for mothers less than 18 years of age whose assents were also sought. Results of those found to have anaemia and parasitaemia were provided to the obstetricians for appropriate management of the patients. Information collected from the participants was kept confidential and stored in both hard-locked in cabinets and password- protected electronic files. Non-personal identifiers were used during analysis and presentation.

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