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Study shows ivermectin reduces malaria by 26% when used with bed nets in Kenya and Mozambique.
A new study reveals that mass administration of ivermectin, a drug used to treat river blindness and scabies, can reduce malaria infections by 26% when combined with bed nets.
Conducted in Kenya and Mozambique, the BOHEMIA trial found that a monthly dose of ivermectin over three months reduced malaria cases, especially among children.
The study, published in The New England Journal of Medicine, highlights ivermectin's potential as a complementary tool in malaria control, particularly as current methods face challenges due to insecticide resistance.
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Un estudio muestra que la ivermectina reduce la malaria en un 26% cuando se utiliza con mosquiteros en Kenia y Mozambique.