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Leveraging spatial structure to design spatially-targeted malaria interventions at the community-scale

2026-02-15

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Progress in malaria control has stagnated since the early 21st century in many countries, requiring new approaches such as the use of spatially-targeted interventions. Evidence on the effectiveness of spatially-targeted interventions is mixed. Their success can be dependent on whether the setting is endemic, the metrics used to target the intervention, and the spatial resolution and scale of dep...

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c34f8955-0d1f-5e80-bd0f-d577ce5e1d47
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10.64898/2026.02.13.26346071
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