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Epidemiological Alerts Archives, 2003–2008

Malaria Day in the Americas: 6 November 2008

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General Information/Links

Featured General Items

WHO Malaria Page
This page provides important general and technical information on malaria, including disease symptoms, transmission and risks; diagnosis and treatment; vector control; and malaria programs and activities in other WHO Regional Offices.
WHO Malaria Page

Malaria and HIV/AIDS: Interactions and Implications
Malaria and HIV are among the two most important global health problems of our time. Together, they cause more than 4 million deaths per year.There is a growing body of knowledge on the interactions between HIV/AIDS and malaria, with particularly serious consequences for reproductive health. This two-page color flyer summarizes the conclusions of a technical consultation convened by WHO 23–25 June 2004.
WHO

Assessment of the Safety of Artemisinin Compounds in Pregnancy: Report of Two Informal Consultations Convened by WHO in 2002
Various artemisinin compounds have been used as treatment for different forms of malaria since the early 1980s, initially in China where first developed and subsequently in many other countries. The literature on their use in pregnancy has been limited and animal studies have suggested that their use during pregnancy be restricted. With more data becoming available, it was time to re-evaluate existing data and policies on the use of artemisinin compounds in pregnancy. This report presents WHO’s current position on use of artemisinin compounds during pregnancy. On this page is the executive summary and a link to the full-text WHO report.
mal-artemisinin-preg-who.htm

Detailed Description

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Malaria (WHO Fact Sheet No. 94)

Fact Sheets

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Health Surveillance and Disease Prevention and Control at PAHO

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RAVREDA-AMI: Amazon Network for the Surveillance of Antimalarial Drug Resistance / Amazon Malaria Initiative

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Regional Program on Malaria: The Fight against a Major Killer in the Americas

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Malaria (TDR Fact Sheet and Research Resource Page)

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Frequently-Asked Questions

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Frequently Asked Questions about Malaria

Travel Advisory

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Travelers' Health

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International Travel and Health

Related Sites

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Training Materials

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Malaria: Topic Home (CDC Malaria Branch)

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The International Research Institute for Climate and Society (IRI)

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WHO Malaria Page

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PAHO/WHO Collaborating Centers

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Malaria: Topic Home (CDC Malaria Branch)

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The International Research Institute for Climate and Society (IRI)

Networks

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RAVREDA-AMI: Amazon Network for the Surveillance of Antimalarial Drug Resistance / Amazon Malaria Initiative

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ALCUEH: Health Collaboration Program among Latin American, the Caribbean and European countries

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Third Joint Meeting of the Networks for Surveillance of Emerging Infectious Diseases (Atlanta, Georgia, USA, 26-28 February 2004)

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List of Participants, First Technical Meeting of First Technical Coordination Meeting of the Amazonian Network for Surveillance of Antimalarial Drug Resistance (RAVREDA) and the Amazon Malaria Initiative (AMI) (Santa Cruz, Bolivia, 19-20 March 2002)

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Photo Gallery

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Photo Gallery: Meeting of National Directors of Epidemiology and Malaria Programs (San José, Costa Rica, 7–10 November 2005)

Speeches from the Director

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An ACHIEVABLE DREAM: Eliminating some Diseases from the Region

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An Achievable Dream: Eliminating Some Diseases from the Americas

General Announcements

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Almost a quarter of all disease caused by environmental exposure

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International Clinical Trials Registry Platform

Directories and Disease/Health-Topic Pages

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Integrated Vector Management (IVM)

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PAHO Communicable Disease Research Program (CDR)

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Malaria

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Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (GFATM)

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Malaria Day in the Americas
 
base de datos

Data Dashboards

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Surveillance Americas

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Community Data

 

Data Tables

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Regional/Country Epi-Data
2000–2007

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Morbidity trend
2000–2015

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Cases/deaths
1998–2006

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Status
1994–2007

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Regional/Country Epi-Data
1998–2004

 
      RAVREDA-AMI

RAVREDA-AMI Amazon Network

 

DDT Project

 

Warning!
Fake artesunate being distributed! (update 1/2005)

- How to identify fake blisterpacks
- Test procedure to follow for identifying fake tablets
 

WHO Sites

- WHO Malaria Page
- WHO Global Malaria Programme
- Capacity Development: Training Materials
- Roll Back Malaria/RBM Global Partnership
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WHO/RBM

Roll Back Malaria
 
The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis & Malaria
 

Science and Development Network (SciDev.Net) Malaria Page

 

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