Intermittent malaria prevention effective, but need for new drugs remains
17 September 2009
Becky Debens
The use of intermittent preventative malaria treatment in infants (IPTi) in Africa is "safe and effective", two new studies have revealed.
However, the therapy, which sees infants receive the full course of an antimalarial whether parasites are present or not, is only recommended by the World...
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17 September 2009
Becky Debens
However, the therapy, which sees infants receive the full course of an antimalarial whether parasites are present or not, is only recommended by the World...
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