Anti-Malaria Garment That Wards Off Bugs

Though insecticide-treated nets are commonly used to drive away mosquitoes
. . . from African homes, the Cornell prototype garment can be worn
. . . throughout the day to provide extra protection and
. . . does not dissipate easily like skin-based repellants.
By binding repellant and fabric at the nanolevel using
. . . metal organic framework molecules
. . . which are clustered crystalline compounds
. . . the mesh fabric can be loaded with up to 3X more insecticide
. . . than normal fibrous nets, which usually wear off after about 6 months.

Source: newswise