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Scientists design a novel formula that repels and kills mosquitoes

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By Walter Focke, Mthokozisi Sibanda
| scienceinafrica.com
By Walter Focke, Mthokozisi Sibanda and Taneshka Kruger provided by The Conversation Long-lasting insecticide treated nets and indoor spraying are the main malaria vector control interventions recommended by the World Health Organisation. Both target mosquitoes that feed indoors. The challenge is that a significant portion of malaria infections in Africa may be due to people being exposed to mosquito vectors outdoors.
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Africa: Scientists Design a Novel Formula That Repels and Kills Mosquitoes

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By Mthokozisi Sibanda, Taneshka Kruger, Walter Focke, Cypriot Authorities
| AllAfrica
analysis By Mthokozisi Sibanda, University of Pretoria, Taneshka Kruger and Walter FockeLong-lasting insecticide treated nets and indoor spraying are the main malaria vector control interventions recommended by the World Health Organisation. Both target mosquitoes that feed indoors. The challenge is that a significant portion of malaria infections in Africa may be due to people being exposed to mosquito vectors outdoors.
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Scientists design a novel formula that repels and kills mosquitoes

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By Walter Focke, Mthokozisi Sibanda, Taneshka Kruger
| The Conversation Verified
Long-lasting insecticide treated nets and indoor spraying are the main malaria vector control interventions recommended by the World Health Organisation. Both target mosquitoes that feed indoors. The challenge is that a significant portion of malaria infections in Africa may be due to people being exposed to mosquito vectors outdoors.
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