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South Africa's War against Malaria: Lessons for the Developing World
- Policy analysis by the Cato Institute describes malaria control techniques, and recommends indoor residual spraying of DDT to reduce the overall disease burden, so that countries can afford to purchase expensive, but effective, new drugs to treat the remaining cases.
WHO: Global Malaria Programme
- Responsible for policy and strategy formulation, operations support and capacity development, and coordination of WHO's global efforts against the disease
DEET - Information from US Environmental Protection Agency
- This page discusses EPA's actions concerning DEET, considered by many to be the most effective mosquito repellent currently available. Page also includes tips on how to use DEET products safely.
Bupa: Malaria Prevention
- Factsheet with information for people living in or travelling to a malarial region who wish to protect themselves against the disease.
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