Persistently high estimates of late night, indoor exposure to malaria vectors despite high coverage of insecticide treated nets
M. Nabie Bayoh(Kenya Medical Research Institute), John E. Gimnig(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Simon Kariuki(Kamuzu Central Hospital), Edward D. Walker(Michigan State University), Meghna Desai(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Maurice Ombok(Kenya Medical Research Institute), Jackline Kosgei(Kenya Medical Research Institute), Neil F. Lobo(University of Notre Dame), Mary J. Hamel(World Health Organization), Peter Otieno(Kenya Medical Research Institute), Gerry F. Killeen(University College Cork), John Vulule(Kenya Medical Research Institute), Andrew K. Githeko, George Olang(Kenya Medical Research Institute)
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