Effectiveness of antimalarial drugs
JK Baird - New England Journal of Medicine, 2005 - Mass Medical Soc
JK Baird
New England Journal of Medicine, 2005•Mass Medical SocA global resurgence of malaria has taken place as a result of a lapse in preventive efforts
and the emergence of resistance to standard antimalarial drugs. New therapies are
available, but because of social, economic, and clinical factors, the use of older drugs
persists. This review considers current approaches to the prevention and treatment of
malaria.
and the emergence of resistance to standard antimalarial drugs. New therapies are
available, but because of social, economic, and clinical factors, the use of older drugs
persists. This review considers current approaches to the prevention and treatment of
malaria.
A global resurgence of malaria has taken place as a result of a lapse in preventive efforts and the emergence of resistance to standard antimalarial drugs. New therapies are available, but because of social, economic, and clinical factors, the use of older drugs persists. This review considers current approaches to the prevention and treatment of malaria.
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