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Procedural legitimacy: co-developing a community agreement model for genetic approaches research to malaria control in Africa

26 Nov 2024

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With reductions in the malaria burden stalling in the past years, gene drive holds promise as a novel way of reducing disease transmission. Governance and decision-making processes are pivotal aspects of the legitimate adoption of this technology. Here, the authors explore Target Malaria's journey in developing a community agreement model for the release of non-gene drive genetically modified mosquitoes. They...

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PMID: 39593061
DOI: 10.1186/s12936-024-05160-1

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