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Drinking water source, diarrheal morbidity, and child growth in villages with both traditional and improved water supplies in rural Lesotho, southern Africa

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Drinking water source, diarrheal morbidity, and child growth in villages with both traditional and improved water supplies in rural Lesotho, southern Africa (English)

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S A Esrey

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J P Habicht

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M C Latham

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D G Sisler

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G Casella

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November 1988

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American Journal of Public Health

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78

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11

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1451-5

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