Although there were more reported adverse events associated with ASAQ when compared with AL, both prescribers and patients were found to be mostly adherent to ACT for the treatment of malaria, regardless of ACT type.
The concordance between stock levels reported through the RMIS and those verified during the EUV visits provides certain evidence that RMIS data can inform quantification and procurement decisions.
Adherence to guidance on malaria case management in EVD-affected countries was low at the height of the EVD epidemic in Guinea, and there was substantial malaria diagnostic testing in the absence of adequate PPE, which could have contributed to increased EVD transmission in the healthcare setting.
The study represents detailed vector characterization from an understudied area in West Africa with endemic malaria transmission.
The objective of the present study was to collect and document information on herbal remedies traditionally used for the treatment of malaria in Guinea.
This study provides data on malaria vector species composition and insecticide susceptibility status from three localities in Guinea Conakry.
