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Applying Behavioral Economics to Improve Women’s Experience with Maternal Care in Zambia

Breakthrough RESEARCH English, French Zambia Maternal and Child Health Fact Sheet/Brief, Peer-reviewed, Presentation Slides, Webinar Behavioral Science Breakthrough RESEARCH

This page has resources about behavioral economics-informed solutions to improve labor and delivery care experience for women in Zambia.

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Overcoming Barriers to Tuberculosis Care in the Philippines

Breakthrough RESEARCH English Philippines Tuberculosis Peer-reviewed Behavioral Science Breakthrough RESEARCH

This article summarizes research on issues related to the underutilization of clinical services for tuberculosis in the Philippines.

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Preventing Zika in Latin America and the Caribbean

Breakthrough RESEARCH English, Spanish Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Latin America & the Caribbean Global Health Security Fact Sheet/Brief, Peer-reviewed, Report Breakthrough RESEARCH

These briefs and articles contain findings and lessons learned gleaned from studies on the behavioral aspects of Zika virus prevention.

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