It can be foreseen that in a future scenario of malaria eradication, a varied armamentarium
will be required, including strategies for the targeted administration of antimalarial …

Biomaterials for antimalarial drug transport still need to be investigated in order to attain
nanocarriers that can tackle essential issues related to malaria treatment, eg complying with …

The current decline in antimalarial drug efficacy due to the evolution of resistant Plasmodium
strains calls for new strategies capable of improving the bioavailability of antimalarials …

For more than one hundred years, several treatments against malaria have been proposed
but they have systematically failed, mainly due to the occurrence of drug resistance in part …

Despite advances in medical knowledge, parasitic diseases remain a significant global
health burden and their pharmacological treatment is often hampered by drug toxicity …

The rampant evolution of resistance in Plasmodium to all existing antimalarial drugs calls for
the development of improved therapeutic compounds and of adequate targeted delivery …

Purpose The present study was aimed at developing and exploring the use of uncoated and
chondroitin sulfate A (CSA) coated PEGylated poly-l-lysine-based dendrimers for controlled …

The fight against most infectious diseases, including malaria, is often hampered by the
emergence of drug resistance and lack or limited efficacies of vaccines. Therefore, new …

Malaria, as one of the most common human infectious diseases, remains the greatest global
health concern, since approximately 3.5 billion people around the world, especially those in …

Current administration methods of antimalarial drugs deliver the free compound in the blood
stream, where it can be unspecifically taken up by all cells, and not only by Plasmodium …