BACKGROUND
Larval source management (LSM) has been a core strategy of malaria control but is difficult to implement in holoendemic regions of rural sub-Saharan Africa. More targeted approaches that reduce the burden of effort, but maintain impact are needed.
METHODS
The prospective cohort study examined the spatial r...
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