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KEMRI Study Shows Low-Cost Housing Modifications Reduce Malaria and Cool Homes in Kenya
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KEMRI Study Shows Low-Cost Housing Modifications Reduce Malaria and Cool Homes in Kenya
NAIROBI, Kenya, Jan 5 – Scientists from the Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI) have unveiled a groundbreaking public-health and climate adaptation discovery, demonstrating that simple, low-cost housing improvements can dramatically reduce malaria and indoor heat in rural communities. The study found that electricity-free housing modifications lowered indoor temperatures by up to 3.3°C and reduced malaria-carrying mosquito populations by as…
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