article · Tropical Medicine and Health
In households with insufficient ITNs, adult females and infants were typically prioritized for ITN use. Given that PF infection was negatively associated with ITN use, such prioritization represents an appropriate allocation strategy under conditions of limited net availability. However, the low level of ITN use and the high prevalence of PF infection among young residents remain a substantial concern.
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DOI: 10.1186/s41182-026-00906-w
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