Prevention Efforts for Malaria

Overview of attention for article published in Current Tropical Medicine Reports, February 2018

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Prevention Efforts for Malaria https://t.co/DT0nB0EUGd

08 Aug 2023

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@db19794 @LibertyLou4 @PierreKory Slick obfuscation. Now you're claiming you implied no one's giving IVM "to 𝗽𝗿𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗻𝘁 Malaria" which is a completely different thing than saying "IVM has NEVER been used for malaria in Costa Rica or in any other part of the w

22 Nov 2022

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@db19794 @PierreKory Then why is there a peer reviewed 2018 paper in Current Tropical Medicine Reports that says: In recent developments, mass drug administration with ivermectin is proving to be a success in malaria control, especially for residual malar

22 Nov 2022

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Thanks for the article Ivor. Here's a quote from the article. 'As a communicable disease occurring mostly in the tropics and sub-tropic regions, malaria is caused by Plasmodium protozoan parasites.' Malaria is caused by parasites, COVID is not.