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Household insecticide uses and flea infestation in plague-endemic regions of Madagascar
Insecticide use remains one of the most common strategies worldwide for controlling household pests and disease vectors, despite growing concerns over misuse, health risks, and the emergence of insecticide resistance. To document household insecticide use and flea infestation across a gradient of pl
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