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EXTENDED: How Do We Know Malaria Control Programmes Are Actually Working?
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Bed nets and insecticides are often used to combat malaria.
But how do we know that those tools work?
Trials can indicate the effectiveness of these tools in a specific time and place - but what about in the real world?
With Jane Frances Namuganga, Project Coordinator, Infectious Diseases Research Collaboration (IDRC), Uganda.
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