Developing antimalarials tailored to local geography and patient needs

Update: 2022-06-10

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The medicines that prevent and treat malaria should be tailored to the geographies in which they are deployed and meet the unique needs of pregnant women and the youngest patients.

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Developing antimalarials tailored to local geography and patient needs

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