Measuring and characterizing night time human behaviour as it relates to residual malaria transmission in sub-Saharan Africa: a review of the published literature

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RT @CamillaBurkot: Understanding human behaviour is as important as understanding 🦟 behaviour when it comes to reducing malaria (& other ve…

20 May 2019

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Understanding human behaviour is as important as understanding 🦟 behaviour when it comes to reducing malaria (& other vectorborne disease) transmission. So what ARE people doing when they get bitten by mozzies? See this review for some examples: https:

20 May 2019

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RT @PMIgov: Today's #scienceread comes from our @vectormalaria project in @MalariaJournal, which found that, "while substantial research ha…

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RT @PMIgov: Today's #scienceread comes from our @vectormalaria project in @MalariaJournal, which found that, "while substantial research ha…

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