Targeted spraying to prevent malaria in low transmission setting halves cost of current practice | LSHTM
Indoor residual spraying: an operational manual for IRS for malaria transmission, control and elimination
BugBitten Can hotspots of malaria transmission be driven by insecticide-resistance in mosquitoes?
Vector-borne Diseases | Abt Associates
Indoor residual spraying for mosquito control – the importance of training spray operators - International Pest Control Magazine : International Pest Control Magazine
MOH: Rwanda launches Indoor Residual Spraying in Malaria prone districts
The U.S. Government and the National Malaria Control Program Launch Indoor Spraying Campaign to Prevent Malaria | Press Release | Madagascar | Archive - U.S. Agency for International Development
WHO South-East Asia on Twitter: "Indoor residual spraying – which involves spraying insecticides on the indoor walls and ceilings of homes – is another powerful way to reduce #malaria transmission rapidly. #EndMalaria
Indoor Residual Spraying Delivery Models to Prevent Malaria: Comparison of Community- and District-Based Approaches in Ethiopia | Global Health: Science and Practice
Local Leadership Contributes to IRS Success in Rwanda - PMI
Can Volcanic Glass help control Malaria? - MEDizzy Journal
CDC - Malaria - Malaria Worldwide - How Can Malaria Cases and Deaths Be Reduced? - Indoor Residual Spraying
Animated Guide to Indoor Residual Spraying
PMI AIRS Increases Acceptance Rate of IRS through Radio Campaign - PMI
Indoor mosquito spraying exercise to cost $36 million - The New Times
Indoor residual spraying - Wikipedia
Rwanda: Govt. Launches Indoor Residual Spraying In Malaria-Prone Areas - African Leadership Magazine
MATUKIO @ MICHUZI BLOG: TANZANIA AND U.S. CELEBRATE SIGNIFICANT PROGRESS IN THE FIGHT AGAINST MALARIA AFTER 10 YEARS OF U.S. GOVERNMENT INVESTMENT IN TANZANIA
Butebo man burns own house in protest against indoor residual spraying | Monitor
Indoor Residual Spraying Effective to Control Malaria - Leyman Publications
Indoor residual spraying for malaria control in sub-Saharan Africa 1997 to 2017: an adjusted retrospective analysis | Malaria Journal | Full Text
WHO Yemen no Twitter: "Today is #WorldMalariaDay! Nearly 68% of #Yemen's population are at risk of #malaria. #EndMalariaForGood https://t.co/5BFQrm5Ajk" / Twitter
