An analysis of patients from across the malaria endemic world that includes Africa, Asia and South America, suggests that a key antimalarial treatment could be improved by better dosing in young children. Antimalarial drug resistance has hampered malaria control programs for almost 60 years. A key factor in combatting this threat is to ensure that all antimalarial drugs are deployed in a way that ensures that the maximum number of patients are completely cured. ...
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