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Malaria has long been the focus of global health initiatives. The posters in this collection reflect examples of national campaigns to limit its spread. While ostensibly about malaria, they also reveal narratives about race, class, gender, and the role of the family in the service of the state.

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Mary Mahoney “When Is a Mosquito Just a Mosquito?” Padlet, 2020. https://padlet.com/marymargaretmahoney/globalhealthfinal. Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 License.

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Sıtma: yuvamızın, sağlığımızın ve kalkınmamızın düşmanıdır (undated) 

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Sıtma: yuvamızın, sağlığımızın ve kalkınmamızın düşmanıdır (undated) 

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Don't go to bed with a malaria mosquito (1944)

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Don't go to bed with a malaria mosquito (1944)

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The malaria mosquito forming the eye-sockets of a skull, representing death from malaria. (1941)

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The malaria mosquito forming the eye-sockets of a skull, representing death from malaria. (1941)

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"A mother tucks a mosquito net around her child's bed: preventing malaria in Kenya." (2010)

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"A mother tucks a mosquito net around her child's bed: preventing malaria in Kenya." (2010)

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An American soldier stripping and exposing his body to attack by a mosquito (1946) 

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An American soldier stripping and exposing his body to attack by a mosquito (1946) 