Impact of a spatial repellent product on Anopheles and non-Anopheles mosquitoes in Sumba, Indonesia.

Dendi H PermanaSiti ZubaidahLepa SyahraniPuji B S AsihPuji B S AsihIsmail E RoziAnggi P N HidayatiSully KosasihFarahana K DewayantiNia RachmawatiRifqi RisandiMichael J BangsClaus BøghJenna R DavidsonAllison L HendershotTimothy A BurtonJohn P GriecoEvercita C EugenioFang LiuNicole L AcheeNeil F Lobo

Published in: Malaria journal (2022)

Evidence demonstrating that Anopheles vectors bite both indoors and outdoors indicates that currently implemented indoor-based vector control tools may not be sufficient to eliminate malaria. The documented impact of the SR intervention on Aedes, Armigeres and Culex species points to its importance in combatting other vector borne diseases. Studies to determine the impact of spatial repellents on other mosquito-borne diseases is recommended.

Keyphrases

aedes aegypti
zika virus
dengue virus
randomized controlled trial
air pollution
particulate matter
case control
gene therapy
heavy metals
drinking water