Author: Grace, Delia
- Assessment of fungal toxins in the dairy value chain and potential risk to human health in Kenya
- Towards better-informed consent: Research with livestock-keepers and informal traders in East Africa
- Survey of informal milk retailers in Nairobi, Kenya and prevalence of aflatoxin M1 in marketed milk
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