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Vishnuprasad, R., Dutt, V., Tandia, D., & Kotwal, A. (2022). Effectiveness of structured Behavior Change Communication methods in control of mosquito-borne diseases: A quasi-experimental study. Medical Journal Armed Forces India.

Saha, K.B., Sharma, R.K., Mishra, R., Verma, A., Tiwari, B.K., Singh, N. (2015). Establishing communication mechanism for malaria prevention in Baiga tribal villages in Baiga Chak area of Dindori district, Madhya Pradesh. Indian Journal of Medical Research, 141 (5):576.

Das, A., Friedman, J., Kandpal, E., Ramana, G.N., Gupta, R.K.D., Pradhan, M.M., Govindaraj, R. (2014). Strengthening malaria service delivery through supportive supervision and community mobilization in an endemic Indian setting: an evaluation of nested delivery models. Malar J, 13 (1):482.

Chourasia, M. K., Abraham, V. J., John, J. (2014). Household training vs. mass campaigns: a better method of health communication for preventing malaria. Tropical Doctor, 44(4): 196-200.

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