Sunday, February 14, 2016
Top academics warn that without a proactive approach to insecticide resistance, gains made in malaria prevention could be lost
Top academics warn that without a proactive approach to insecticide resistance, gains made in malaria prevention could be lost: Researchers in the field of vector biology have put together an editorial outlining the need for a more urgent and proactive approach to insecticide resistance, if the gains made in malaria prevention in the 21st century are not to be lost.
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