Can ITN distribution policies increase children’s ITN use? A DHS analysis

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Can ITN distribution policies increase children’s ITN use? Research in @MalariaJournal: https://t.co/nhrnpDuZLb https://t.co/hfU7jL0ry8

"These routine distribution programmes, when implemented together greatly improve net ownership and use, and provide #nets to vulnerable children who may not otherwise be covered." #LLINs #ITNs #endmalaria @MalariaJournal https://t.co/NN1X1CneFq

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