Long-lasting insecticidal nets (LLINs) and indoor residual spraying (IRS) interventions can
reduce malaria transmission by targeting mosquitoes when they feed upon sleeping …

Background Larviciding refers to the regular application of chemical or microbial insecticides
to water bodies or water containers to kill the aquatic immature forms of the mosquito (the …

As malaria declines in many African countries there is a growing realization that new
interventions need to be added to the front-line vector control tools of long-lasting …

Mosquito control is a multisectoral public service critical to advancing the 2030 sustainable
development goals (SGDs). Inextricably linked to housing quality, urban planning …

Background The use of larval source management is not prioritized by contemporary
malaria control programs in sub-Saharan Africa despite historical success. Larviciding, in …

Background Targeting the aquatic stages of malaria vectors via larval source management
(LSM) in collaboration with local communities could accelerate progress towards malaria …

Background Many subsistence farmers in rural southeastern Tanzania regularly relocate to
distant farms in river valleys to tend to crops for several weeks or months each year. While …

Recent work in anthropology points to the recognition of multispecies entanglements as the
grounds for a more ethical politics. In this article, we examine efforts to control mosquitoes in …

Background Increased engagement of communities has been emphasized in global plans
for malaria control and elimination. Three interventions to reinforce and complement …

Background A treated fabric device for emanating the volatile pyrethroid transfluthrin was
recently developed in Tanzania that protected against night-biting Anopheles and Culex …