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Widely circulating pyrethroid resistance mechanisms reduce the efficacy of transfluthrin and pose a risk for mosquito-borne disease control with spatial emanators

2026-03-18

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Spatial emanators (SE) are a promising complement to existing tools for preventing mosquito transmitted diseases. In 2025, the WHO updated the WHO Guidelines for Malaria to include a conditional recommendation for the indoor use of prequalified SE products in malaria control. Both prequalified, and many other SE products contain the volatile pyrethroid transfluthrin, which shares the same target site as other (con...

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10.64898/2026.03.16.712035
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