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GMHC 2014

Malaria Medications

Malaria Medications

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This session will focus on the medications used to treat malaria. Most of the discussion will be focused on malaria treatment outside of the US, but time will also be spent to compare the global treatment of malaria to the treatment of malaria "imported" into the US. The session will end with a look at medications currently undergoing investigation for the treatment of malaria in the future.

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Allied Health
Associate Degree and Diploma Nurses
Baccalaureate Prepared Nurses
Doctoral Prepared Nurses
Family Medicine
Infectious Disease
Internal Medicine
Masters Prepared Nurses
Medical
Nursing

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Disaster Relief
Disease Prevention
Education
Equipping Indigenous People

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