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Tony Kiszewski, Assistant Professor of Public Health Entomology at Bentley, researches malaria interventions that are low-tech, sustainable and designed for specific local conditions. In his experience, there is no one-size-fits all solution to this complex disease that kills at least a million people every year. |
Man vs. Mosquito
When he’s not teaching global health at Bentley, epidemiologist Tony Kiszewski spends time in Africa researching appropriate, sustainable malaria interventions. One thing he’s sure of: there is no one-size-fits-all solution to this complex disease that kills at least a million people every year.
In this video, Prof. Kiszewski talks about what is and isn’t working in the battle against malaria and discusses a demonstration project he’s working on in Ethiopia – fieldwork that is showing early promise.
