Social assessment on an integrated intervention for the prevention of Zika and other Aedes-borne diseases in pregnant women and their families in Mexico
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2020
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Results of the project show that pregnant women can be provided with free or low-cost integrated interventions with methods of known efficacy (topical repellent and insecticide-treated window screens) along with educative strategies, and that they are highly motivated to use these methods to enhance maternal-child health for Zika and other Aedes-borne diseases (ABD). This is a one-page assessment/synopsis of the integrated intervention.
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ZIKA, AEDES AEGYPTI, VECTOR CONTROL, PREGNANCY, MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH, DISEASE CONTROL, MOSQUITO-BORNE DISEASES, REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH, SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH, INTEGRATED APPROACH, MEXICO, NORTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA