Cloth wraps treated with ‘dirt cheap’ insecticide cut malaria cases in babies

16 janvier 2026 | Kat Lay Global health correspondent
Soaking fabrics in a commonly used insect repellent is a simple and effective tool as mosquito bites become more common during daytime, study shows From Africa to Latin America to Asia, babies have been carried in cloth wraps on their mothers’ backs for centuries. Now, the practice of (…)
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