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Ethiopia Mosquito Net Distribution: Malaria Control Program

Join Carter Center Malaria Control Program Co-Director Paul Emerson, Ph.D., on a journey to Ethiopia to distribute long-lasting insecticidal bed nets for prevention of malaria. The Carter Center, in partnership with the ministry of health in Ethiopia, has distributed millions of bed nets and is closely monitoring the impact on malaria incidence, fever, and associated anemia.

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