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Bangkok / Oxford (UK), 20 February 2015 - Resistance to the antimalarial drug artemisinin is established in Myanmar and has reached within 25km of the Indian border, a study published today in Lancet Infectious Diseases reports. Artemisinin resistance threatens to follow the same historical trajectory from Southeast Asia to the Indian subcontinent as seen in the past with other antimalarial medicines.
Susanna Dunachie
Principal Investigators Research Scientists
Susanna Dunachie - Professor of Infectious Diseases
Paul Turner
Principal Investigators Research Scientists
MB BS, PhD, FRCPCH, FRCPath Paul Turner - Professor of Paediatric Microbiology
Stuart Blacksell
Principal Investigators Research Scientists
Stuart Blacksell - Professor of Tropical Microbiology
Mehul Dhorda
Research Scientists
Mehul Dhorda - DeTACT-Africa Coordinator / Head of Specimen Management Laboratory
Eduard Sanders
Principal Investigators Research Scientists
Eduard Sanders - Professor of global health practice
Hoa Thi Ngo
MSc IHTM Lecturers Principal Investigators Research Scientists
Hoa Thi Ngo - Associate Professor
Raph Hamers
Principal Investigators Research Scientists
MD PhD Raph Hamers - Associate Professor in Infectious Diseases
David Warrell
Principal Investigators Research Scientists
DM, DSc, FRCP, FRCPE, FMedSci; HonF CeylonCP, RThaiCP, WestAfrCP, CPSMumbai David Warrell - Emeritus Professor of Tropical Medicine
Frank Smithuis
Principal Investigators Research Scientists
Frank Smithuis - Professor of Tropical Medicine
Lorenz Von Seidlein
Principal Investigators Research Scientists
Lorenz Von Seidlein - Professor of Global Health