Sentence examples for malaria prevention tools from inspiring English sources

The findings show that malaria prevention tools are a bit like vaccines, says epidemiologist Simon Hay of the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom: You have to keep applying them at high levels to keep the disease down.

We cannot simply ignore the growing body of data that show insecticide resistance rendering our current malaria prevention tools less effective against this deadly disease(9).

Accordingly, 1,606 (82.2%), 1,020 (52.2%), and 559 (28.6%) mentioned mosquito nets, IRS, and fumigation with local herbs as malaria prevention tools, respectively.

Key malaria prevention tools in Nigeria include prevention through the distribution of long lasting insecticide-treated nets (LLINs) and indoor residual spraying [ 9].

Although women's awareness of the role of mosquitoes in malaria transmission is very crucial for the consistent and proper use of the available malaria prevention tools at the household level, nearly half of the women among those who had heard of malaria did not know the role of mosquito bites in malaria transmission.

She described the joint effort among the UN, PSI, the Global Fund and others in providing malaria-prevention tools.

Respondents were also asked about the average monthly household expenditures on different types of malaria preventive tools (mosquito nets, insecticide coils and sprays) and any other money spent in the month for the prevention of malaria.

Nobody should underestimate the achievements of the Fund, which, with the US President's Emergency Plan for Aids Relief (Pepfar), has enabled the roll-out and scale-up of Aids drugs across Africa and Asia, as well as malaria and TB treatment and prevention tools.

The WHO has said that if the results are satisfactory, it will recommend its use and the vaccine may begin to be rolled out as early as 2015, but it will need to be used in conjunction with all the other existing tools of malaria prevention, such as bed nets and insecticide spraying on the inside of homes.

This information should help guide policy towards the rational use of control tools for malaria prevention in pregnancy.

Consequently, the challenge of developing new tools for malaria prevention in highlands remains.