Quantifying the Epidemiological Impact of Vector Control on Dengue
Results will provide a benchmark for subsequent trials in which combinations of interventions are assessed.\n Ignoring human movement during study design considerations would require an artificial increase in the expected effectiveness to achieve adequate power because every individual in a treatmen...
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| description | Results will provide a benchmark for subsequent trials in which combinations of interventions are assessed.\n Ignoring human movement during study design considerations would require an artificial increase in the expected effectiveness to achieve adequate power because every individual in a treatment cluster will be predicted to have the "maximum" effect. Insights from such trials will help guide the scaling up of effective dengue control strategies, whether vector control alone or in combination with vaccines, and will be applicable to other Ae. aegypti-borne viral infections of current public health concern, such as chikungunya and Zika viruses. |
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