Correction: A matter of timing: Biting by malaria-infected Anopheles mosquitoes and the use of interventions during the night in rural south-eastern Tanzania

Isaac Haggai Namango(Ifakara Health Institute), Amanda Ross(Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute), Marceline F. Finda(Ifakara Health Institute), Alex J. Limwagu(Ifakara Health Institute), Noely Otto Makungwa(Ifakara Health Institute), Hassan Ngonyani(Ifakara Health Institute), Manuel W. Hetzel(Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute), David Kaftan(New York University), Isaya Matanila(Ifakara Health Institute), Jameel Bharmal(African Malaria Network Trust), Adam Saddler(Ifakara Health Institute), Olukayode G. Odufuwa(Ifakara Health Institute), Frank Chelestino Tenywa(Ifakara Health Institute), Carly Marshall, Fredros Okumu, Jason Moore, Salum A. Mapua(Ifakara Health Institute), Sarah Elizabeth Moore, Godfrey Ligema(Ifakara Health Institute)
PLOS Global Public Health
April 3, 2026
10.1371/journal.pgph.0006252
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