Malaria - Time to act

Article Abstract:

A research work associated with rural sub-Saharan Africa, where majority of families have lost at least one child to a treatable infectious disease (Plasmodium falciparum) due to ineffective antimalarial drugs in the face of increasing resistance is reported. The World Health Organization recommends artemisinin-based combination treatments as first-line therapy for falciparum malaria instead of ineffective chloroquine in all areas where it is endemic at affordable rate.

Pharmaceutical Preparation Manufacturing, Antimalarial & Antifungal Preps, Reports, Drug therapy, Malaria, Antimalarials

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The new medical "missionaries"- Grooming the next generation of global health workers

Article Abstract:

The journal club on global health at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) has become a magnet for UCLA students, trainees and faculty members who dream and hope for greater global equity in health. These students, like their older counterparts hope to travel all over the world and become global health workers acting as the new medical missionaries.

California, Medical students, Curricula, University of California (Los Angeles), Educational aspects

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