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September 15, 2015Malaria JournalOpen Access

Rise of multiple insecticide resistance in Anopheles funestus in Malawi: a major concern for malaria vector control

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JRJacob M. RiveronSyngenta (United Kingdom)MCMartin ChiumiaUniversity of MalawiBMBenjamin D. MenzeMinistry of Scientific Research and Innovation

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