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An observational study has shown that hospital admissions for skin infections and rates of acute

A scoping review has highlighted the range of interventions and initiatives undertaken in New Zealand

A retrospective analysis of 2182 patients aged <40 years who were hospitalised in New Zealand

School-based sore-throat swabbing reduced the incidence of first-presentation acute rheumatic fever in a retrospective analysis

Ethnic disparities were found to be much higher among children with acute rheumatic fever than

A retrospective chart review of repeat admissions to New Zealand hospitals for acute rheumatic fever

With the aim of reducing ethnic health disparities, the Rheumatic Fever Prevention Programme has targeted

This investigation used a multiple baseline design that followed the 77 participants (aged 14–21 years)

This analysis of data from the Auckland Regional Dental Service (ARDS) involved 213,957 children aged

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