Event: Keystone Symposium - The Science of Malaria Eradication


Part of the Keystone Symposia Global Health Series, supported by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
Major success in the fight against malaria has largely been due to efforts aimed at killing mosquitoes. The targeted attack has involved deployment of bed nets and indoor sprays that include insecticides. But mosquitoes are developing resistance to these chemicals while at the same time global funds for their deployment are shrinking. In the push towards global elimination of malaria, we need to get smarter in the way we wage war against our six-legged enemy.
SA Medical Research Council, Events Management Office, Email: mim2013@mrc.ac.za
Mandy Salomo |
Deon Salomo |
The full MIM2013 Programme is now available (see attached).
At major malaria conference, talk of fast-tracking three candidates by 2014 as scientists warn resistance “could be devastating”
Limited accommodation is still available at the selected beach front hotels. Please note free transport will only be provided between the ICC conference venue and the hotels advertised on the MIM website. A transport schedule will be available in the foyers of these hotels.