Malaria Consortium - Acceptability and protective efficacy of insecticide-treated clothing for outdoor malaria prevention among rubber tappers in Myanmar

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01/12/2015

Author:
Alison Crawshaw et al.

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Acceptability and protective efficacy of insecticide-treated clothing for outdoor malaria prevention among rubber tappers in Myanmar

Publication Date:
01/12/2015
Author:
Alison Crawshaw et al.
Type:
Presentation

This presentation was given at the Joint International Tropical Medicine Meeting 2015 and discusses the initial results of a project in Myanmar that aims to to determine rubber plantation workers' preference of insecticide-treated clothing for night-time work.

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Country: Myanmar

Keywords: Research | Malaria | Chemoprevention | SDGs

Diseases: Malaria

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