Abstract Background Malaria control in Tanzania currently relies primarily on long-lasting
insecticidal nets and indoor residual spraying, alongside effective case management and …

Background The effectiveness of malaria prevention with long-lasting insecticidal nets and
indoor residual spraying is limited by emerging insecticide resistance, evasive mosquito …

Background Larval source management was historically one of the most effective malaria
control methods but is now widely deprioritized in Africa, where insecticide-treated nets …

Malaria remains a public health problem decimating vulnerable populace especially in
resource-constrained areas in Zimbabwe. Significant progress towards malaria elimination …

Over the years, malaria has remained the number one cause of morbidity and mortality in
Tanzania. Population based studies have indicated a decline in overall malaria prevalence …

Background An intensive effort to control malaria in Zimbabwe has produced dramatic
reductions in the burden of the disease over the past 13 years. The successes have …

Background While consensus on malaria vector control policy and strategy has stimulated
unprecedented political-will, backed by international funding organizations and donors …

Background. We assessed community knowledge, attitudes, and practices on malaria as
well as acceptability to indoor residual spraying. Material and Methods. A cross‐sectional …

This review outlines and discusses the new challenges in malaria control and prospects for
its elimination in Mutare and Mutasa Districts, Zimbabwe. The burden of malaria has …

To accelerate malaria elimination in areas where core interventions such as insecticide-
treated nets (ITNs) are already widely used, it is crucial to consider additional factors …