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Impact of Larval Source Reduction Activities of Trained School-Aged Children on Mosquito Breeding Sites in Ogun State, Nigeria

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healthcare
Créateur:
OtuIdoAlaFab
Éditeur:
Zenodo
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A quasi-experimental study evaluating the impact of larval source reduction activities undertaken by trained school-aged children on mosquito breeding sites and larval abundance in rural communities in Ogun State, Nigeria.” The study involved children aged 6–12 and compared an intervention and control community.

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