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A Collection of Recent Articles on Malaria in PLoS Medicine

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HEALTH IN ACTION

Teaching Health Workers Malaria DiagnosisGraham Icke, Richard Davis, William McConnell

CORRESPONDENCE

Malaria Diagnosis and Treatment: One Size Does Not Fit AllChris Drakeley, Roly Gosling, Hugh Reyburn

Volume Status in Severe Malaria: No Evidence Provided for the Degree of Filling of the Intravascular CompartmentKathryn Maitland, Charles Newton, Kevin Marsh, Mike Levin

PERSPECTIVES

The Benefits of Artemisinin Combination Therapy for Malaria Extend Beyond the Individual PatientPaul Garner, Patricia M. Graves

Rolling Back a Malaria Epidemic in South AfricaPatrick E. Duffy, Theonest K. Mutabingwa

Seasonal Patterns of Infectious DiseasesMercedes Pascual, Andy Dobson

Promising Functional Readouts of Immunity in a Blood-Stage Malaria Vaccine TrialBrendan S. Crabb, James G. Beeson

POLICY FORUM

Intermittent Presumptive Treatment for MalariaNicholas J. White

Revisiting the Tsunami: Health Consequences of FloodingOliver Morgan, Mike Ahern, Sandy Cairncross

Strengthening the Role of Genomics in Global HealthTara Acharya, Abdallah S. Daar, Halla Thorsteinsdóttir, et al.

Nanotechnology and the Developing WorldFabio Salamanca-Buentello, Deepa L. Persad, Erin B. Court, et al.

An Immeasurable Crisis? A Criticism of the Millennium Development Goals and Why They Cannot Be MeasuredAmir Attaran

ESSAY

Deadly Alliances: Death, Disease, and the Global Politics of Public HealthMatthew Gandy

NEGLECTED DISEASES

A Breakthrough in R&D for Neglected Diseases: New Ways to Get the Drugs We NeedMary Moran

New Drugs for Neglected Diseases: From Pipeline to PatientsBernard Pécoul

Designing Drugs for Parasitic Diseases of the Developing WorldJames H. McKerrow

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