From evidence to policy: how the MULTIPLY study is transforming malaria prevention in young children - EDCTP The MULTIPLY project provides strong, real-world evidence that perennial malaria chemoprevention (PMC) can be effectively delivered through routine immunisation services to reduce malaria burden in…

Embedding #malaria chemoprevention into routine health services isn’t theory anymore.

Evidence from #MULTIPLYproject shows PMC can be delivered through EPI platforms: feasible, acceptable, and scalable.

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At #EDCTPForum, the #MULTIPLYproject shared promising results from the pilot implementation of Perennial Malaria Chemoprevention in 3 African countries, showing cost-effectiveness, high acceptability & feasibility when integrated into routine EPI.

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El Programa Nacional de Control de la Malaria de #SierraLeona ha anunciado que los hallazgos del #MULTIPLYProject respaldan ampliar la quimioprevención de la #malaria de 3 a 6 dosis.

Un paso clave para proteger mejor a niños y niñas en su segundo año de vida.

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On April 29 in Freetown, #SierraLeone’s National Malaria Control Programme announced that findings from the #MULTIPLYProject supported expanding #malaria chemoprevention from 3 to 6 doses —a key step to better protect children in their second year of life.

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