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- - The scoping review analyzes educational interventions aimed at preventing diseases transmitted by Aedes mosquitoes, highlighting their role in public health and potential control strategies.
- - Utilizing a systematic approach, researchers reviewed 3,172 academic papers, narrowing it down to 45 studies focused on community and organizational educational strategies, with community-level interventions being the most prevalent.
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