Eric Carter, Assistant Professor of Anthropology, explores the complicated and dilemma-filled history of DDT's use in malaria control. DDT, a revolutionary technology that promised to eradicate malaria once and for all, helped to eliminate malaria in some countries, but the global malaria eradication campaign was ultimately unsuccessful. Why did DDT-based eradication fail? And, given that malaria kills millions of people each year, should the spraying of DDT be renewed in countries where the disease is endemic?
Faulconer Gallery
Gallery Talk: DDT and Malaria Control: Environmentalism vs. Public Health?
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November 3, 2009 - 10:15pm
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