Coartem Baby, a sweet, dissolvable malaria medicine for infants under 5 kg, has been approved in Africa. Developed by Novartis and MMV with African-led trials, it fills a vital gap and brings hope to the continent’s youngest lives. A bold leap forward in child health.
(c) Егор Камелев
(c) Егор Камелев

Africa CDC begrüßt erstes sicheres Malaria-Medikament für Neugeborene

AFRICA NEWS

Coartem Baby, ein süßer, löslicher Malariastoff für Säuglinge unter 5 kg, wurde zugelassen. Entwickelt von Novartis und MMV mit Studien aus Afrika, schließt er eine große Lücke und schenkt den Kleinsten neuen Schutz. Ein wichtiger Fortschritt für Kinderrechte.

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