<p>Rosemarie Hartman and Seth Rose of Arizona State University in the U.S. will develop and test novel skin-binding insect repellents that slowly release the repellent over a period of weeks. The reduced need for repeated application could increase usage to provide sustained protection against mosquitoes that transmit malaria.</p>


Rosemarie Hartman and Seth Rose of Arizona State University in the U.S. will develop and test novel skin-binding insect repellents that slowly release the repellent over a period of weeks. The reduced need for repeated application could increase usage to provide sustained protection against mosquitoes that transmit malaria.

Long-Acting Insect Repellents for Prevention of Malaria

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