Magnitude of asthma syndrome and pneumonia among ‘under-fives’ in Mulago hospital Uganda.

<p>Magnitude of asthma syndrome and pneumonia among ‘under-fives’ in Mulago hospital Uganda.</p

Risk factors stillbirths and early neonatal deaths in a cohort of 835 women in Mbale, Eastern Uganda.

<p>*CI indicates confidence interval.</p>†<p>Hospital/clinic/traditional birth attendant includes 474 women who delivered at a health facility and 16 women that delivered with a traditional birth attendant (TBA). There were no deaths in the latter group.</p

Summary characteristics of the 34 perinatal deaths from a cohort of 835 women in Mbale, Eastern Uganda.

<p>Summary characteristics of the 34 perinatal deaths from a cohort of 835 women in Mbale, Eastern Uganda.</p

Number of perinatal deaths, mortality risk by risk factor and risk ratios for perinatal death, in a cohort of 835 women in Mbale, Eastern Uganda.

<p>Number of perinatal deaths, mortality risk by risk factor and risk ratios for perinatal death, in a cohort of 835 women in Mbale, Eastern Uganda.</p

Cost-effectiveness scatterplot and acceptability curves for peer counselling vs HFP (Cost/DALY).

<p>Cost-effectiveness scatterplot and acceptability curves for peer counselling vs HFP (Cost/DALY).</p

Transition probabilities between health states in the PROMISE-EBF trial.

<p><i>β</i>₁ = Probability to be sick with diarrhoea in respective visit and continued diarrhoea in next visit; <i>β</i>₂ = Probability of diarrhoea in respective visit and changed to well (no diarrhoea) in next visit; <i>β</i>₃ = Probability of being well in respective visit, and continue in this state in next visit; <i>β</i>₄ = Probability of well in respective visit and sick in next visit.</p><p>Transition probabilities between health states in the PROMISE-EBF trial.</p

A framework for global institutional partnerships.

<p>A framework for global institutional partnerships.</p

Uganda PROMISE-EBF trial profile.

<p>Uganda PROMISE-EBF trial profile.</p

<i>Giardia intestinalis</i> infection and associated factors present in apparently healthy children from Kampala, Uganda.

*<p>Adjusted for age, gender, <i>H. pylori</i> colonization, type of toilet, source of drinking water and type of housing.</p

Base case results of the cost-effectiveness analysis.

<p>IC = Incremental cost; IE = Incremental effect; DALYs = Disability adjusted life years; MEBF = Months of EBF; ICER = Incremental cost effectiveness ratio (IC/IE). US$ = United States Dollars.</p><p>Base case results of the cost-effectiveness analysis.</p