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Landscaping of ITN Bioefficacy
ITNs are the cornerstone of malaria vector control. Over the last several years instances of concern regarding ITN bioefficacy have arisen at points in the ITN lifecycle. To better understand this and the relative risks, the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria contracted Tropical Health to conduct a comprehensive landscaping of issues that could affect the bioefficacy of ITNs prior to their delivery to households.
ReportLandscaping of ITN Bioefficacy
ITNs are the cornerstone of malaria vector control. Over the lalt several years instances of concern regarding ITN bioefficacy have arisen at points in the ITN lifecycle. To better understand this and the relative risks, the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria contracted Tropical Health to conduct a comprehensive landscaping of issues that could affect the bioefficacy of ITNs prior to their delivery to households.
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