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Insecticides for Mosquito Control: Strengthening the Evidence Base, a Special Issue

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Insecticides for Mosquito Control: Improving and Validating Methods to Strengthen the Evidence Base

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2022 World Malaria Report published by WHO

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New manual published by the WHO on monitoring and managing insecticide resistance

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Recommended updates to the WHO susceptibility bioassay method based on interpretation and application of the method over time

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Image of 8 circles in a linear zig-zag shape to demonstrate the possible approaches to achieve sufficient standardisation or characterisation of pyrethroid-resistant mosquitoes used for bioefficacy bioassays of dual-AI ITNs to compile, compare, and interpret results across studies

Experts publish a protocol for characterising mosquito strains used in bioefficacy testing for bed nets containing both a pyrethroid and a second active ingredient

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An image of 6 circles increasing in size, length and proportion of dark to white colouration from left to right, categorised into five numerical categories with the first five circles labelled infertile. The image represents Christopher stages of egg development. Mosquitos whose eggs have fully developed to stage V (normal elongated, boat/sausage-shaped eggs with lateral floats) are classified as ‘fecund’ or ‘fertile’. If eggs have not fully developed and remain in stages I–IV (less elongated, round shape, lacking floats), the mosquito is classified as ‘non-fecund’ or ‘infertile’.

Machine learning can help in assessing the efficacy of using the insect growth regulator pyriproxyfen on insecticide-treated nets

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Infographic showing a red arrow pointing from left to right with four circles increasing in size from left to right representing four milestones in the process of method development used for producing consensus SOPs for biological durability monitoring of new net types

Experts publish updated protocols for assessing the durability of ITNs containing second active ingredients to fight insecticide resistance

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Staff of Inspection Committee from the Department of Disease Control (DDC), Ministry of Public Health (MOPH), Thailand measuring the Long-Lasting Insecticidal Net (LLIN) to make an assessment of the quality standard. USAID/PMI and Global Fund provided LLINs to the Royal Thai Government in an effort to eliminate malaria.

I2I welcomes new insights into ITN durability

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