The Prevalence of Vitamin A Deficiency (VAD) and Associated Factors among Vulnerable Populations in Ethiopia.

Hailu, Tesfaye; Tesfaye, Biniyam; Zerfu, Dilnesaw; Belay, Adamu; Samuel, Aregash; Tekle, Abinet; Moges, Tibebu; Beyene, Yosef; Wodajo, Berhanu; Tesfaye, Yohannes; Kebede, Amha.
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