PRESUMPTIVE TREATMENT OF MALARIA MAY DELAY DIAGNOSIS: REPLY

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Intermittent Presumptive Treatment for Malaria

I ntermittent presumptive treatment (IPT) in pregnancy involves giving a curative treatment dose of an effective antimalarial drug at predefi ned intervals during pregnancy. IPT in pregnancy was fi rst introduced in areas of high malaria transmission as a measure to reduce the adverse impact of Plasmodium falciparum malaria based on trials showing that IPT could reduce anaemia in young children...

Authors' Reply: Teaching Health Workers Malaria Diagnosis

Fawad Aslam, Omar Aftab, Naveed Z. Janjua The importance of a person-centred approach and the intricacies of risk communication have recently been well described in PLoS Medicine [1,2]. The applicability of the patient-centred approach to Eastern countries, however, has cultural, religious, and practical impediments that demand careful consideration. The bulk of the world population lives outsi...

Malaria Treatment in Children Based on Presumptive Diagnosis: A Make or Mar?

Presumptive Diagnosis and Treatment of malaria in endemic areas has been a subject of intense debate. The effectiveness of this strategy is hindered by the prevalence of other febrile illnesses with symptoms that overlap with that of malaria. Despite, the World Health Organization's (WHO) recent recommendation that malaria should be confirmed with specific tests before treatment, the practice i...

Editorial: presumptive anti-relapse treatment for malaria in military forces.