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A New Dawn in Malaria Care: Infant-Specific Therapy Brings Hope to Sub-Saharan Africa

9 July 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

Coartem Baby is a new malaria medicine made just for tiny infants weighing less than 5 kilograms, bringing hope to babies in subSaharan Africa who were left without safe treatment before. This easytogive, carefully measured drug helps protect the most fragile little ones from malaria’s deadly grip. After years of struggle and teamwork, Coartem Baby is now reaching villages and clinics, promising a brighter future where more babies can survive and thrive. It’s a shining example of how science and care can come together to save lives.

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