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Adding a third anti-malaria drug to current artemisinin-combination therapies (ACTs) provides effective treatment against multidrug-resistant falciparum malaria in Southeast Asia, say Oxford researchers in a study in The Lancet. Using TACTs should extend current malaria drugs so drug-resistant malaria doesn't kill millions more and derail hopes of controlling and eliminating malaria.

People being recruited for the TRAC II study in Kinshasa © MORU 2020. Photographer: Mehul Dhorda
Recruitment for the TRAC II study in Kinshasa, DR Congo.

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