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NET GAIN
A New Method for Preventing Malaria Deaths
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792.GIF NET GAIN
A New Method for Preventing Malaria Deaths

Edited by Christian Lengeler, Jacqueline Cattani, and Don de Savigny

IDRC 1996
ISBN 0-88936-792-2
260 pp.

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A finely spun net could prevent as many as one-third of all child deaths in Africa, reports IDRC's new publication, Net Gain. Studies conducted in The Gambia, Ghana, and Kenya show that the insecticide-treated mosquito net reduced the mortality rate of children under 5 years of age by up to 63 percent.

Net Gain reviews and discusses the development of the treated mosquito net, focusing on the technology, its implementation, and its promotion.

THE EDITORS

Christian Lengeler is currently Senior Scientist in the Department of Public Health and Epidemiology of the Swiss Tropical Institute in Basel, Switzerland. He was previously a research fellow at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine where he facilitated coordination of the net trial network.

Jacqueline Cattani is Manager of the Task Force on Insecticide-Impregnated Bednets and Other Materials with the UNDP/World Bank/WHO Special Programme for Research and Training in Tropical Diseases in Geneva, Switzerland.

Don de Savigny is Principal Health Specialist in the Program Branch of IDRC, where he manages health technology and intervention research.

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 Document(s)

Foreword Maureen Law et Tore Godal 1997


Acknowledgments 1997


Executive Summary 1997


Chapter 1. From Research to Implementation C. Lengeler, D. de Savigny, et J. Cattani 1997


Chapter 2. The Technical Issues (Part 1) J.D. Lines 1997


Chapter 2. The Technical Issues (Part 2) J.D. Lines 1997


Chapter 3. Experiences of Implementation (Part 1) R.M. Feilden 1997


Chapter 3. Experiences of Implementation(Part 2) R.M. Feilden 1997


Chapter 3. Experiences of Implementation (Part 3) R.M. Feilden 1997


Chapter 4. Promotion in Sub-Saharan Africa (Part 1) S. Zimicki 1997


Chapter 4. Promotion in Sub-Saharan Africa (Part 2) S. Zimicki 1997


Chapter 5. Conclusions and Recommendations for Action C. Lengeler, D. de Savigny, et J. Cattani 1997


Appendix 1. Acronyms and Abbreviations 1997


Appendix 2. Workshop Participants and Contributing Authors 1997


Bibliography 1997




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