One of the newest studies, by Gabriel Demombynes and Sofia Trommlerova, shows that Kenya’s infant mortality (deaths under the age of one year) has plummeted in recent years, and attributes a significant part of the gain to the massive uptake of anti-malaria bed nets. These findings are consistent with an important study of malaria death rates by Chris Murray and others, which similarly found a significant and rapid decline in malaria-caused deaths after 2004 in sub-Saharan Africa resulting from aid-supported malaria-control measures.
德莫姆比尼斯（Gabriel Demombynes）和特罗穆勒洛瓦（Sofia Trommlerova）的最新研究表明，近几年来，肯尼亚婴儿（1岁以下）死亡率显著下降，其中很大一部分原因在于防疟疾床帐的大规模使用。这一发现与穆雷（Chris Murray）关于疟疾死亡率的重要研究是是一致的，穆雷发现，2004年以后，非洲撒哈拉以南地区的疟疾致死率出现了显著而快速的下降，其原因在于外部援助所支持的疟疾控制措施。