The Malaria Problem: short communication

The Malaria Problem: short communication

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Malaria is the world's most prevalent infectious disease, a major cause of mortality, and a barrier to social and economic development and growth in many countries throughout the world. Antimalarials represent an important part of strategy to curbing this debilitating disease. The spread of dru...

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Main Authors: Charles Ebikeme, Victoria Valdivia Giménez
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Society for the Improvement of Science (SACSIS) 2010-08-01
Series:All Results Journals: Biol
Subjects:
malaria
phase I drugs
resistance
Online Access:http://arjournals.com/index.php/Biol/article/view/28
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spelling doaj-3763a87515b6472bb7775315ac0a3edd2020-11-25T02:20:39ZengSociety for the Improvement of Science (SACSIS)All Results Journals: Biol2172-47842010-08-01114114The Malaria Problem: short communicationCharles Ebikeme0Victoria Valdivia Giménez1Université Victor Segalen Bordeaux II - CNRSInstituto de Investigaciones QuímicasMalaria is the world's most prevalent infectious disease, a major cause of mortality, and a barrier to social and economic development and growth in many countries throughout the world. Antimalarials represent an important part of strategy to curbing this debilitating disease. The spread of drug resistance is becoming increasingly important. To date, parasite resistance to all but one case of antimalarials exists in most endemic countries. Meaning, new drug to combat the disease are a priority.http://arjournals.com/index.php/Biol/article/view/28malariaphase I drugsresistance
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author Charles Ebikeme
Victoria Valdivia Giménez
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The Malaria Problem: short communication
All Results Journals: Biol
malaria
phase I drugs
resistance
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Victoria Valdivia Giménez
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title The Malaria Problem: short communication
title_short The Malaria Problem: short communication
title_full The Malaria Problem: short communication
title_fullStr The Malaria Problem: short communication
title_full_unstemmed The Malaria Problem: short communication
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publisher Society for the Improvement of Science (SACSIS)
series All Results Journals: Biol
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publishDate 2010-08-01
description Malaria is the world's most prevalent infectious disease, a major cause of mortality, and a barrier to social and economic development and growth in many countries throughout the world. Antimalarials represent an important part of strategy to curbing this debilitating disease. The spread of drug resistance is becoming increasingly important. To date, parasite resistance to all but one case of antimalarials exists in most endemic countries. Meaning, new drug to combat the disease are a priority.
topic malaria
phase I drugs
resistance
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