Abstract
From the building of dams across Indian rivers to the construction of hydropower stations in the American Deep South in the early twentieth century, Shah demonstrates that the standing water created by these acts offered new mosquito breeding sites and helped to intensify parasite transmission. [...] like their Western counterparts, African political, cultural, religious and sports figures have become highly vocal on the issue, promoting wider use of insecticide-treated mosquito nets, indoor spraying and effective medicines.
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Coll-Seck, A.-M. (2010). Who controls malaria control? Nature, 466(7303), 186–187. https://doi.org/10.1038/466186a
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