Eliminating malaria should not be the end of vigilance

Three years after Sri Lanka was declared free of the deadly disease, complacency is a big risk, warns Kamini Mendis. Three years after Sri Lanka was declared free of the deadly disease, complacency is a big risk, warns Kamini Mendis. Remembering malaria’s devastation is one of Sri Lanka’s biggest ch...

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Control
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Insect control
Insecticides
Malaria
Methods
Mosquitoes
Organic chemistry
Reintroduction
Sentinel health events
Surveillance
Travellers
Vector-borne diseases
Vigilance
Vigilance (Psychology)
World View
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