2018 TES FINAL REPORT September 1, 2020 NMEP Publications 0 Comments 2018 tES FINAL REPORT Artemisinin-based combination therapies (ACTs) are proven effective first-line treatment against uncomplicated malaria and are the current recommendation of WHO. ACTs have the potential to mitigate the emergence of mutant Plasmodium species capable of subverting the effectiveness of antimalarial treatment by pairing fast-acting artimisinins with partner drugs with longer half-lives.CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE Share This Whatsapp Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email NMEP Related Posts NMEP Newsletter March 2026 NMEP-Newsletter-March-2026-1Download The Resistance Fighters: Nigeria’s Bold Strategy to Outsmart a Shape-Shifting Global Threat. The war against malaria has entered a critical new phase, and the frontlines are located… The 2026 Offensive: Engineering a Malaria-Free Future As Nigeria approaches the 2026 operational year, the NMEP is preparing to launch a sophisticated,…
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