Malaria is still a serious problem in many parts of the world. Taking medicine for several days can be difficult for patients, and many do not finish the full treatment. To solve this, researchers are testing a single dose sulfadoxine pyrimethamine plus artesunate option.
This one-time treatment combines trusted malaria medicines in a single visit. The single dose sulfadoxine pyrimethamine plus artesunate approach could improve recovery rates, lower costs, and make treatment easier for families and health workers.
A study in Gabon is already checking how well this new option works for both children and adults. The goal is to confirm it is safe, affordable, and effective enough to use widely.
If it proves successful, this method may help more people complete treatment, protect communities, and bring the world closer to ending malaria.
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