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How are people working to stop the spread of malaria in Africa? (Site 1)

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Insecticide-treated nets are the cornerstone of malaria prevention efforts in Africa. The report found that more than 53% of the population at risk in sub-Saharan Africa slept under a treated net in 2015, compared to 30% in 2010. Last month, who released the findings of a major 5-year evaluation in 5 countries

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I got 100 % (by me)

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Governments and health organizations are studying the parasite’s resistance. They are testing new insecticides and drugs. They are also rotating insecticides. This is so the parasites do not have a chance to become resistant. They are making sure people have sturdy mosquito nets. People put the nets over their beds. The nets keep mosquitoes from biting people. Mosquitoes that land on nets are killed. This is because the nets are treated with insecticides. governments and health organizations recommend that people take antimalarials—drugs that kill the parasites in the blood