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Increasing adherence to quinine

Peter Höglund

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Abstract

Achan and colleagues show that increasing access to artemisin based combination treatments will allow most Africans with uncomplicated malaria to be treated promptly with these effective medicines,1 but caution is required when extrapolating their findings. They studied …

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Achan and colleagues show that increasing access to artemisin based combination treatments will allow most Africans with uncomplicated malaria to be treated promptly with these effective medicines,1 but caution is required when extrapolating their findings. They studied …

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Achan and colleagues show that increasing access to artemisin based combination treatments will allow most Africans with uncomplicated malaria to be treated promptly with these effective medicines,1 but caution is required when extrapolating their findings. They studied …

Key concepts: Quinine, Malaria, Medicine, Intensive care medicine, Family medicine, Traditional medicine, Immunology

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