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Large-scale attempts to control malaria have had a turbulent history: successful in some parts of the world, but failing in many others. Explore research that aims to find the most effective strategies - including treatment programmes, spraying and bednets - to help communities and countries tackle malaria.

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Research funded by the Wellcome Trust has helped shaped international and national health policy for malaria and dengue fever. 06/01/10
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The most detailed map ever created of malaria risk worldwide is published today by an international team of researchers funded by the Wellcome Trust. 25/03/09

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Integrated maps, combining data from satellites and other sources are providing new insights into malaria interventions. Mun-Keat Looi talks to Abdisalan Noor, a Wellcome Trust Research Training Fellow in Kenya, on his work in the field of geospatial modelling. 21/11/08
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Malaria remains as important a problem as ever from a global health perspective. So why has there been so little progress? 09/07/04

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Bednets treated with insecticide provide a physical barrier that helps prevent exposure to infected mosquito bites and reduces the number of mosquitoes in a room. 11/08/04
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Insecticides can be used to kill adult mosquitoes or their larvae. 11/08/04
Forty one per cent of the world's population live in areas where malaria is transmitted.
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