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Guidelines & protocols
WHO Guidelines for Malaria
World Health Organization
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These guidelines synthesize the latest evidence on malaria chemoprevention strategies, including intermittent preventive treatment in school‑aged children (IPTsc) and considerations for vulnerable age groups. They address drug resistance concerns, safety in pregnancy, and appropriate antimalarial regimens. The document also outlines protocols for testing and treatment at points of entry to reduce importation of malaria, emphasizing multisectoral collaboration. Implementation guidance is provided for national malaria programmes, with attention to resource allocation and monitoring. The guidelines are intended for public health authorities, clinicians, and program managers working to control and eliminate malaria.
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