Creating more segregated sleeping arrangements might be a key factor in controlling the spread of malaria. This is a finding of a new study co-authored by Economics Professor Ross McKitrick and two Finnish professors, Larry and Lena Huldén. According to the study, malaria-spreading mosquitoes are likely to return to places where more people are sleeping. Read full news release on this study [1]
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