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- Page 10 and 11: 2 / INTRODUCTION Differences in dru
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- Page 23 and 24: REVIEW I 15 Table 1. Sensitivity Te
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- Page 35 and 36: REVIEW / 27 Of 22 mefloquine in vit
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Table 9. Suggested Use of Antimalar
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CONTROL / 71 Radical therapy of mic
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CONTROL / 73 Tanzania several years
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VII. Field and Laboratory Research
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RESEARCH FOR CONTROL / 77 In vivo a
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RESEARCH FOR CONTROL / 79 migrants
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RESEARCH FOR CONTROL / 81 and Phase
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RESEARCH FOR CONTROL / 83 (b) Metho
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86 / RECOMMENDATIONS and sulfonamid
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88 / RECOMMENDATIONS (xiii) Simple
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IX. Summary The Meeting on Drug-Res
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APPENDIX 1 List of Participants, Ob
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APPENDICES / 95 Sri Lanka Dr M.K. B
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APPENDICES / 97 Papua New Guinea Dr
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APPENDICES / 99 TEMPORARY ADVISERS
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APPENDICES / 101 Dr L.E. Molineaux
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APPENDIX 2 List of Documents A. WOR
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APPENDICES / 105 Comparative study
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APPENDIX 3.1 I 107 RESPONSE OF Plas
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APPENDIX 3.2 / 109 RESPONSE OF P. F
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112 / APPENDICES 0.25 0.50 0.75 1.0
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114 / APPENDICES Chloroquine is eff
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116 / APPENDICES 1.4 Sulfonamide pl
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118 / Various tetracycline analogs
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120 / APPENDICES A loading dose on
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122 / APPENDICES The drug should be
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124 / APPEND ICE S 2. INDICATIONS f
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126 / APPENDICES they are already r
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128 / APPENDICES 5.2 In suppressive
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130 / APPENDICES Outline research p
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132 / APPENDICES Long-term To preve
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APPENDIX 8 Considerations Related t
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APPENDICES / 137 4. Screening point