atovaquone

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The Dark Continent provides bright images (slideshow)  -  ‎Jan 1, 2010‎
Malarone (generic name: atovaquone/proguanil) is among those recommended. Check out details of visas with the US State Department Web site at www.state.gov ... The Daily Astorian

New antimalarial drug data published  -  ‎Nov 13, 2009‎
For the period studied, there were just 3.0 cases of Plasmodium falciparum malaria per 100000 prescriptions of Malarone (combination atovaquone plus ... Nursing in Practice

Travel in the Amazon: Health Tips for the Discerning Tourist  -  ‎Oct 27, 2009‎
For malaria, there are a number of excellent medications that help prevent infection in travelers: doxycycline, atovaquone/proguanil (marketed as Malarone), ... Living in Peru (blog)

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