Brazil cranks up malaria diagnostics access with new campaign
This article was originally published in Clinica
Executive Summary
Brazil has launched a malaria awareness campaign that aims to build primarily on the early successes of an ongoing initiative to increase access to testing. The drive to ensure prompt diagnostic confirmation and appropriate treatment is described by the government as being on a par with avoiding infection in the first place.
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