Malaria Consortium - Seasonal malaria chemoprevention at scale: Saving lives

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Publication Date:
13/11/2017

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Alexandra York

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Technical brief

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Seasonal malaria chemoprevention at scale: Saving lives

Publication Date:
13/11/2017
Author:
Alexandra York
Type:
Technical brief

Malaria is preventable and treatable, but many children in Africa still die from malaria before their fifth birthday. The ACCESS-SMC project has proven the feasibility, safety and effectiveness of seasonal malaria chemoprevention at scale. An estimated gap of 12 to 18 million children could benefit from the intervention, but are not currently included.

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