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[Zooprophylaxis: old and new problems]
Parassitologia
|January 25, 2000
Summary
Zooprophylaxis, using animals to control malaria, has a debated history. While effective in some regions, recent studies in Pakistan show it can unexpectedly increase malaria transmission.
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