Silke Fernandes

TL;DR: Modelling analysis suggests the importance of the prevention of malaria early in pregnancy and the need to protect pregnant women declines more slowly than the rate at which transmission declines, as coverage of IPTp and insecticide-treated nets continues to lag behind targets.

TL;DR: This work aimed to map and compare existing models and surveillance systems for AMR, to examine what worked and what did not work, and to improve technical capacity specifically relating to AMR surveillance.

TL;DR: Depression, anxiety and stress were very common among mothers of young children in Brazil, regardless of whether they were parenting a child with disabilities, and this association may be buffered through better social support.

TL;DR: Estimated costs are likely to represent only one of the constraints that women face when seeking treatment in an area characterized by armed conflict, displacement, and high vulnerability of indigenous women, the group at highest risk of malaria.

TL;DR: IPTp with an efficacious antimalarial was more cost-effective than IPTp-SP in HIV-negative women and the intervention remained cost- effective for a substantial (up to 21 times) increase in cost per tablet.