Abstract

Malaria control: tortoises and hares.

Highlights

  • As described in this issue, Kamya and others measured temporal trends in malaria over a 2 year period in three Ugandan sites with different transmission intensities.[1]

  • Long-lasting insecticide impregnated net (LLIN) ownership was high at all three sites: 57.5%, 51%, and 78.5%, respectively

  • Reported LLIN utilization was very high, with over 99% of study participants reporting that they slept under bed nets the night before each visit by the study team

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Introduction

As described in this issue, Kamya and others measured temporal trends in malaria over a 2 year period in three Ugandan sites with different transmission intensities.[1]. How long will it take to effectively control and eliminate malaria in sub-Saharan Africa? Long-lasting insecticide impregnated net (LLIN) ownership was high at all three sites: 57.5%, 51%, and 78.5%, respectively. Reported LLIN utilization was very high, with over 99% of study participants reporting that they slept under bed nets the night before each visit (every 3 months) by the study team.

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