Swiss medical regulators have approved a new malaria treatment for infants, offering hope to many in Africa KAMPALA, Uganda - ...

New infant-friendly formulation closes a critical treatment gap for the youngest children, with support from African-led ...

The approval of Coartem Baby by Swiss regulators marks a breakthrough in malaria treatment for infants. This drug, tailored for babies weighing 2-5 kg, could significantly reduce malaria-related ...

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has released new guidelines for the treatment of malaria, which are going to have a major impact on the fight against the disease in the country.The global ...

Nigeria has been named among eight African countries that contributed to a clinical trial leading to the approval of the ...

Amref’s impact on malaria control is equally impressive. By strengthening community health systems in 12 counties, Amref, working with the Ministry of Health and partners, has established 1,933 ...

Dr George Kassianos, a member of the UK Malaria Guidelines Committee, said: 'In its most severe form, malaria is a dangerous and life-threatening disease.

There are no clear guidelines for the management of the 0.5 percent of the Local Assembly Common Fund (DACF) allocated for malaria programming, a survey has said.

Ugandan authorities, who have been working to update clinical guidelines for treating malaria, say the new drug will be rolled out as soon as possible. It is not yet available in public hospitals.