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Misguided views on DDT.(LETTERS)

Byline: THE WASHINGTON TIMES

"The real trouble with DDT" (Letters, Aug. 23) could only have been written by someone from a malaria-free country - like the United States or a European nation. Both overused DDT to eradicate malaria, yellow fever and other diseases that infected millions every year until the 1940s. Every year, this silent executioner infects more than 400 million Africans and kills up to 2 million. It leaves tens of thousands with permanent brain damage and makes tens of millions too sick with fevers and convulsions to work or attend school for weeks on end, and leaves millions with permanent brain damage, epilepsy and blindness. Half of the victims are young ...

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