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Prevention of P. Vivax Malaria During Pregnancy in Bolivia
The purpose of this study is to determine which, between weekly prophylaxis or malaria attack treatment, both by chloroquine, is the most appropriate way to protect women and foetus from P. vivax malaria infection during pregnancy.
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