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Insecticide paints: a new community strategy for controlling dengue and zika mosquito vectors in Cabo Verde

2024-03-04

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Background Cabo Verde, an island country in West Africa, has been affected since human colonization by epidemics of vector-borne diseases with major epidemics of dengue and zika in recent years. Although there is a national program for integrated vector control, innovative strategies that reinforce routine activities and strengthen vector control are necessary to prevent the emergence or reemergence of arboviruses...

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803ee0d8-39f3-5555-991e-6c35faf231ae
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10.3389/fitd.2024.1321687
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