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Attractive Targeted Sugar Bait Phase III Trial in Zambia
The trial will evaluate the efficacy of ATSB deployment plus universal coverage of a WHO core vector control (VC) interventions over two transmission seasons on a minimum 30% reduction in cohort clinical disease incidence, confirmed case incidence, and parasite prevalence, as compared with VC alone. Measurement of entomological outcomes, assessment of acceptability and barriers to uptake and consistent use of ATSB, safety and adverse event monitoring and estimation of the cost and cost-effectiveness of ATSB will also occur.
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