At present, in countries of tropical Africa, chemotherapy is the main and often the only
operationally, administratively, and financially feasible method of malaria control. This …

Review of past and present experience in the use of drugs for malaria control in tropical Africa
/ by R. Kouznetsov | Geneva; World Health Organization; 1979. (WHO/MAL/79.912). | WHOLIS …

At present, in countries of tropical Africa, chemotherapy is the main and often the only
operationally, administratively, and financially feasible method of malaria control. This …

At present, in countries of tropical Africa, chemotherapy is the main and often the only
operationally, administratively, and financially feasible method of malaria control. This …

The use of antimalarial drugs to control malaria in tropical Africa is reviewed. The most
effective compound is chloroquine. Drug resistance has developed against many of the …

The limitations of existing drugs, their selective action and the diversity of epidemio-1 ogical
and socioeconomic conditions in which they are administered have not allowed the …

Review of past and present experience in the use of drugs for malaria control in tropical Africa /
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At present, in countries of tropical Africa, chemotherapy is the main and often the only
operationally, administratively, and financially feasible method of malaria control. This …

At present, in countries of tropical Africa, chemotherapy is the main and often the only
operationally, administratively, and financially feasible method of malaria control. This …

In most of the countries, the scope of activities is still limited to the administration of
antimalarial drugs to sick persons through a limited network of health institutions.[...] …