most citedSchool-based malaria chemoprevention as a cost-effective approach to improve cognitive and educational outcomes: a meta-analysis

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econ.GN2023★ 1 cited

School-based malaria chemoprevention as a cost-effective approach to improve cognitive and educational outcomes: a meta-analysis

Noam Angrist, Matthew C. H. Jukes, Sian Clarke +4

There is limited evidence of health interventions impact on cognitive function and educational outcomes. We build on two prior systematic reviews to conduct a meta-analysis, explor…