�Honiara : 22 July 2016
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Letter to the Editor, Solomon Star Newspaper.
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New research published by Yahoo in the United Kingdom today, Friday, 22 July 2016, claims chickens aren�t just good for egg laying. It turns out that keeping chickens could provide protection against malaria.
�Scientists have discovered that malaria-carrying mosquitoes are put off by the smell of certain animal species, including chickens.
KEEPING CHICKENS CLAIMED TO STOP MALARIA
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