The effectiveness of long-lasting spatial repellent emanators against malaria in humanitarian crisis settings in northern Nigeria: a two-arm pragmatic, open-label, controlled trial

A 6-month, open-label, controlled trial examining whether spatial emanators could effectively reduce malaria transmission among internally displaced people in northern Nigeria during a humanitarian crisis. Setting and design: N.B in this case Spatial Emanators were distributed on top of residual LLINs. Prior to distribution all study participants received an appropriate course of ACT to clear […]

Malaria control in emergencies (2025)

Field manual Humanitarian emergencies are increasing globally with alarming frequency and duration. These crises often cause health system collapse, leaving vulnerable populations without access to essential medical services. In endemic areas, malaria becomes a deadly threat, especially for displaced communities with little prior exposure and no immunity. Without swift action, outbreaks can escalate rapidly, making […]