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December 1, 2009Malaria Journal47 citationsOpen Access

Potential contribution of prescription practices to the emergence and spread of chloroquine resistance in south-west Nigeria: caution in the use of artemisinin combination therapy

GGGrace O. GbotoshoCHChristian HappiGAGaniyu Abideen

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The results from this study describe a lack of adherence to national treatment guidelines, especially in the private sector, and a relationship between prescription practices and dissemination of drug resistant falciparum malaria. As Nigeria adopts the use of ACT, there is an urgent need to improve malaria treatment practices in Nigeria in order to prolong the clinical shelf-life of the combination.

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Gbotosho et al. (2009) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69ddcbd51c2d3320f8b0bd78https://doi.org/10.1186/1475-2875-8-313
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