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#ThrowbackThursday #PeaceCorpsWeek Edition: A few years ago @GAHMJournal published this #ScienceRead on how @PeaceCorps volunteers in 15 African countries partner with @PMIgov and communities to help #EndMalaria. https://t.co/erRY265luj
#Mozambique has the fourth-highest number of #malaria cases in the world. A study published in @MalariaJournal finds that improvements in malaria treatment is the most cost-effective way to improve health outcomes of under-fives in the country: https://t.co/Q1nvQyz1Rd @umichsph
#ScienceRead of the Day🤓: @ASTMH's supplemental on how data plays an important role in the fight to #EndMalaria (featuring some authors from @pmigov!)
https://t.co/6ALttz2Tim
We are pleased to announce publication of our newest supplemental issue online: #Surveillance as a Core #Malaria Intervention https://t.co/nuOVWMjAzs @endmalaria @USAID @PMIgov @measuremalaria @YazoumeY @ASTMH
#ScienceRead: Entomological monitoring provides vital information on mosquitoes. Data collected in Côte d’Ivoire in 2019 informed the NMCP's mass 🦟 net distribution in 2021 & the choice of insecticide & timing for the first spray campaign in 2020: https://t.co/QVr4kDezFh @PMIgov
#ScienceRead: Mass distribution of mosquito nets is the primary #malaria control strategy in Niger 🇳🇪. To ensure the most appropriate 🦟 nets are distributed, Niger's NMCP & partners test for insecticide resistance to help adapt these strategies better! https://t.co/Iol6arhn7E
With @ASTMH Annual Meeting next week, here's a #ScienceRead on the potential for partial indoor residual spraying in Ghana. We have a scientific session on this topic next week at #TropMed22: https://t.co/CrqnMcnite
Innovative, cost-saving approaches to implementing #IRS are needed to sustain or ⬆️ the gains from this vector control intervention. Our team members & @PMIgov colleagues highlight one approach in #Ghana in @SciReports. #WorldMosquitoDay #EndMalaria
https://t.co/D8G5JBV12e
Looking for a #ScienceRead this #WorldMosquitoDay?
Check out this @AJTMH paper we published in partnership with Tanzania's National Malaria Control Program & @USAIDTanzania on mosquito resistance to insecticides used for vector control in Tanzania 🔽 🔽
https://t.co/hnwUWymtHH
📖 Looking for a summer #ScienceRead? I have enjoyed very much this one 👇
Some Assembly Required: Decoding Four Billion Years of Life, from Ancient Fossils to DNA, written by @NeilShubin
🤓 #ScienceRead of the Day via @MalariaJournal: Addressing barriers such as high travel and opportunity costs and long distances to health faciltiies could help people seek more timely care for fever, which is important for reducing deaths from malaria.
https://t.co/PIkcuF9KgU
🤓#ScienceRead of the Day: Malaria drugs are key to saving lives, so it's important to know if the parasite is no longer responding to the medicines. By standardizing reporting of study results, this new checklist could improve #DataForDecisionmaking:
https://t.co/GYtftLMcDR
#ScienceRead: Mosquito data from experimental hut trials can predict the epidemiological impact of #Malaria control interventions.
(🧵2/4)Interested? Read this paper by @SherrardEllie et al in @NatureComms
➡️Inferring the epidemiological benefit of indoor vector control interventions against #malaria from mosquito data
https://t.co/DJe9XF4sIB
#ScienceRead of the Day 🤓: Study findings confirm that the scale-up of malaria interventions has greatly reduced #Malaria transmission in Zanzibar since 2006: https://t.co/EJ0xicnEe7 #GlobalHealth #EndMalaria
#ScienceRead of the Day 🤓: A study highlighting the potential use of animal-based surveillance to identify the risk of plague transmission in endemic and nonendemic areas for targeted prevention and control.
🔬 📖 Friday #ScienceRead: Eliminating malaria in Southeast Asia requires more attention on adolescent girls: https://t.co/yDtjMOkgSO #IAHW2022
🔬 📖 Friday #ScienceRead: Nature study shows mosquitoes learn to avoid vector control chemicals after a single exposure: https://t.co/WJgASPmAIM
#ScienceRead of the Day 🤓 via @MalariaJournal: @PMIgov-funded study in Mozambique finds that women who speak non-dominant local languages may represent a demographic with persistent malaria information needs.
Learn more: https://t.co/1wtQt05lXp
🔬 📖 Friday #ScienceRead: Since 2017, the effectiveness of #malaria interventions has slowed, largely driven by drug and insecticide resistance.
Read how @TargetMalaria is focusing on using new genetic tools for vector control in Burkina Faso.
🦟 🇧🇫: https://t.co/9bGA0VNm1j
🔬 📖 Friday #ScienceRead: A new malaria vector in Africa: Predicting the expansion range of Anopheles stephensi and identifying the urban populations at risk https://t.co/I31Uqmcjt5
#ScienceRead of the Day 🤓 via @Breakthrough_AR in @MalariaJournal: @PMIgov-supported study finds 5 factors associated with folding or tying up insecticide-treated nets, behaviors which can extend the life of these vital tools to #EndMalaria.
https://t.co/Nrnsheu6fP
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