Effects on malaria burden of changing policies for malaria treatments in a rural district of southern Senegal - a 12-year study

P. Brasseur; P. Agnamey; O. Gaye; M. Cisse; M. Badiane; M. Vaillant; W. Taylor; P. Olliaro

Effects on malaria burden of changing policies for malaria treatments in a rural district of southern Senegal - a 12-year study

P. Brasseur
, P. Agnamey
, O. Gaye
, M. Cisse
, M. Badiane
, M. Vaillant
, W. Taylor
, P. Olliaro

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Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	115-115
Number of pages	1
Journal	Tropical Medicine and International Health
Volume	14
Publication status	Published - Sept 2009

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