Archive for December, 2009
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Chloroquine was discovered in Germany in 1934 (as Resochin) but was originally considered too toxic for human use. After American trials of the drug in World War 2 chloroquine became a mainstay of malaria treatment. In recent decades with the advent of worldwide drug resistance its use has declined. With perhaps the exception of Mesoamerica, [...]
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- Low-tech coolers for storing malaria rapid diagnostic tests in remote areas
- Guest post: Parasites in (ancient) humans – King Tut felled by malaria
- Malaria blog turns two
- Fred Soper, Malcolm Gladwell, mosquitoes, malaria, and DDT
- WWARN – The world-wide antimalarial resistance network
- President’s Malaria Initiative and Angola Part 2
- Did USAID, President’s Malaria Initiative blunder malaria control in Angola?
- Phase III malaria vaccine: don’t count your eggs before they hatch
- Calcutta School of Tropical Medicine Part 2
- MalariaWorld
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- Drug resistance (8)
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- Treatment (7)
- Vaccine (4)
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