The WorldWide Antimalarial Resistance Network (WWARN) is a scientifically independent, multi-disciplinary platform generating innovative tools and reliable evidence to inform the malaria community on the factors affecting the efficacy of antimalarial medicines. You can read more about WWARN here.
The toolkit is based on guidelines developed by scientists funded by the EUHorizon2020 grant and the ZikaPLAN-supported IGOSZika project. Read more
WWARN and IDDO researchers will present alongside our partners at several upcoming conferences, including the ECTMIH 2017 (Antwerp, Belgium) and ASTMH 2017 Annual Meeting (Baltimore, USA). Try to catch us in person if you can, or follow us on Twitter ... Read more
A new study published in The Lancet Infectious Diseases shows that a dominant multidrug-resistant strain of falciparum malaria has spread from Cambodia, through Thailand and into Vietnam. This dangerous strain of malaria poses a serious threat to malaria control and ... Read more
The WWARN Informatics team has made the source code behind their online surveyor tools freely available. The potential use of this tool framework goes beyond geo-visualisation of research data, as the framework can be used by anyone wanting to display ... Read more
Seeking to support data management skills development among early- to mid-career malaria researchers, WWARN will host free workshops at major conferences hosted this year by ECTMIH and ASTMH and next year by MIM. Read more
A recently published study credits WWARN for its ‘pioneering’ data sharing achievements which include proving the success of a collaborative data platform as a tool for researchers to conduct individual patient data meta-analyses of malaria clinical studies to inform treatment ... Read more
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Scoping available resources and tools used by investigators to set up and conduct malaria clinical trials in low and middle income countries within malaria endemic settings. Participate in the survey. ...
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