January 18, 2013Open Access

Freely distributed bed-net use among Chano Mille residents, south Ethiopia: a longitudinal study

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The ITN use fraction reached to a maximum of 69% despite near universal coverage (98.4%) was achieved. Gender, age differences and distance from vector breeding site were associated with ITN use. Strategies may need to be designed addressing disproportions in ITN use, lack of convenient space to hang more than one ITN (for those receiving more than one), and measures to prolong usable life of ITNs.

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Eskindir Loha

Chr. Michelsen Institute

Kebede Tefera

University of Bahrain

Bernt Lindtjørn

Hawassa University

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SHILAP Revista de lepidopterología

Malaria Journal

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University of Bergen

University of Bahrain

Hawassa University

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