An operational comparative study of quinine and artesunate for the treatment of severe malaria in hospitals and health centres in the Democratic Republic of Congo: the MATIAS study

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RT @RollBackMalaria: A study in DRC finds injectable artesunate a better & cheaper substitute for injectable quinine to treat #malaria http…

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A study in DRC finds injectable artesunate a better & cheaper substitute for injectable quinine to treat #malaria http://t.co/WSXgmpXcdT

A study in DRC finds injectable artesunate a better & cheaper substitute for injectable quinine to treat #malaria http://t.co/WSXgmpXcdT

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