Comparison of coverage with insecticide-treated nets in a Tanzanian town and villages where nets and insecticide are either marketed or provided free of charge

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CA Maxwell
RT Rwegoshora
SM Magesa
CF Curtis
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[1] London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine,National Institute for Medical Research
[2] Amani Medical Research Centre,undefined
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Malaria Journal | / 5卷
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Malaria; Malaria Transmission; Social Marketing; Entomological Inoculation Rate; Personal Protection;
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