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The Kilombero Malaria Project is being carried out at the Ifakara Centre (Kilombero District, Tanzania) in collaboration with the Tanzanian National Institute of Medical Research by the Swiss Tropical Institute (Switzerland), Imperial College (England), The Universities of Wageningen and Nijmegen (The Netherlands) and IRTC-WHO Geneva (Switzerland).
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