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Treatment Bias
That was a good observation, the scenario is the same here in rongo- kenya, nets are trading at less than a dollar a piece, but…
1 replies, latest by DUNCAN ARUNDA on Aug. 23, 2010
RDTs vs. Presumptive Treatment: Medical Science vs. Pragmatism/ Economics
Hi Elliott and all, Thank you for continuing this great discussion. Elliott’s comment on presumptive treatment and the difference…Artemisinin market (in)stability
When ACTs were first introduced to the global malaria community in 2001, there was a perceived shortage of artemisinin, the key…Supply chain improvements could decrease under 5 malaria mortality by 37%
Two recent articles published in the Malaria Journal raised some concerns regarding access to artemisinin-based combination…Latest
Seeking study coordinator for a malaria operational research study in Tanzania
We looking for a field study coordinator for one of our projects in Tanzania. Someone who has past experience of coordinating a…Parasite to Prevention 2010 Conference: opportunity to apply for a grant to attend
Hi All, The conference "Parasite to prevention: Advances in the understanding of malaria" will take place at the Edinburgh…
By Sophie Beauvais on July 29, 2010
Malaria and Malnutrition
It is clear mal-nourished children have worse outcomes when they contract malaria compared to well nourished ones. I think,…private sector distribution chain for malaria treatment: literature review
A new article on private sector distribution chain for malaria treatment by my colleagues Edith Patouillard, Kara Hanson and…
By Prashant Yadav on Feb. 13, 2010
ACT procurement still remains a bottleneck
Reporting from Kigali,Rwanda after a few days of discussions and deliberations at the national malaria control program best…
By Prashant Yadav on Feb. 13, 2010
Moshi, Tanzania
Hi Bola, Thank you for your comment. Your research sounds very interesting and I look forward to hearing more about your findings!…
2 replies, latest by Mitsuru Toda on Jan. 27, 2010
