Should countries implementing an artemisinin-based combination malaria treatment policy also introduce rapid diagnostic tests?

doi:10.1186/1475-2875-7-176

Malaria Journal

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Error in reported methodology of referenced study

Todd Swarthout (21 October 2008) MSF-Holland

In this article, authors reference a study by Swarthout et al (second to last sentence of Discussion). It is incorrectly reported that artemether-lumefantrine was used as treatment for this drug efficacy study in The DRC. The two treatment arms were, in fact, AS+SP and AS+AQ.

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Todd Swarthout

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Should countries implementing an artemisinin-based combination malaria treatment policy also introduce rapid diagnostic tests?

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