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Rukanuddin, Abdul, and Karen Hardee-Cleaveland. "Can family planning succeed in Pakistan?." International Family Planning Perspectives 18, no. 3 (1992): 109-121.
Journal Article
Fevre, E. M, R. W Kaboyo, V. Persson, M. Edelsten, P. G Coleman, and S. Cleaveland. "The Epidemiology of Animal Bite Injuries in Uganda and Projections of the Burden of Rabies." Tropical Medicine & International Health 10, no. 8 (2005): 790-798.
Journal Article
Rukanuddin, Abdul Razzaque, and Karen Hardee-Cleaveland. "Can family planning succeed in Pakistan?." International Family Planning Perspectives (1992).
Journal Article
Sambo, Maganga, Tiziana Lembo, Sarah Cleaveland, Heather M Ferguson, Lwitiko Sikana, Cleophas Simon, Honorati Urassa, and Katie Hampson. "Knowledge, attitudes and practices (KAP) about rabies prevention and control: a community survey in Tanzania." PLoS neglected tropical diseases 8, no. 12 (2014): e3310.
Conference Paper
Feeney, Griffith, Norman Y Luther, Qing-pu Meng, and Ying Sun. "Recent fertility trends in china: results from the 1990 census." International Seminar on China's 19-23 October 1992, Beijing. 1990.
Journal Article
Sambo, Maganga, Sarah Cleaveland, Heather Ferguson, Tiziana Lembo, Cleophas Simon, Honorati Urassa, and Katie Hampson. "The burden of rabies in Tanzania and its impact on local communities." PLoS neglected tropical diseases 7, no. 11 (2013).
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Sambo, Maganga, Paul CD Johnson, Karen Hotopp, Joel Changalucha, Sarah Cleaveland, Rudovick Kazwala, Tiziana Lembo, Ahmed Lugelo, Kennedy Lushasi, and Mathew Maziku. "Comparing Methods of Assessing Dog Rabies Vaccination Coverage in Rural and Urban Communities in Tanzania." Frontiers in Veterinary Science (2017).
Journal Article
Zhang, Helen L, Kunda W Mnzava, Sarah T Mitchell, Matayo L Melubo, Tito J Kibona, Sarah Cleaveland, Rudovick R Kazwala, John A Crump, Joanne P Sharp, and Jo EB Halliday. "Mixed methods survey of zoonotic disease awareness and practice among animal and human healthcare providers in Moshi, Tanzania." PLoS Neglected Tropical Diseases 10, no. 3 (2016): e0004476.
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