Infection Surveillance Protocol for a Multicountry Population-based Study in South Asia to Determine the Incidence, Etiology and Risk Factors for Infections Among Young Infants of 0 to 59 Days Old
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Z. Bhutta | S. Arifeen | A. Zaidi | A. Baqui | D. Mitra | P. Panigrahi | S. Soofi | A. Bose | D. Roth | S. Saha | N. Connor | M. Islam | S. Qazi | R. Isaac | A. M. Kazi | Pritish Nanda
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