Most people experience no major side effects from antimalarial drugs.

It's important to continue take any antimalarial drugs for a month after your return.

Each of the sites listed above has information on antimalarial drugs.

They had not received antimalarial treatment within the preceding 7 days and were 4-14 years old.

By Tuesday, antimalarial drugs had not brought down his fever.

Perhaps the best known of all recent antimalarial drugs is chloroquine.

The need for human subjects to test new antimalarial drugs was met by taking the research into the prison system.

Some had chloroquine, an old and now nearly useless antimalarial.

Until recently Chloroquine was the most widely used antimalarial drug.

It was developed in 1945 by a British Antimalarial research group.

In 1999, the pipeline for new antimalarial drugs was virtually empty.

The study marked the first human test of the antimalarial drug primaquine.

Resistance to antimalarial drugs such as chloroquine is a significant problem.

Before taking an antimalarial, you will have an eye exam by an ophthalmologist.

Although the project failed, scientists were able to produce synthetic antimalarial drugs.

None of the more effective antimalarial drugs are completely safe in pregnancy.

Antimalarial use of the drug has recently been revived.

The study was done in Ugandan villages where antimalarial drugs were not used.

If antimalarial treatment doesn't seem to be helping within 6 months, your doctor will probably recommend that you stop taking it.

It is important to take antimalarial tablets if the risk is significant.

Most people who catch malaria are taking inadequate or no antimalarial medication.

Mepacrine was initially approved in the 1930s as an antimalarial drug.

Consequently this family of enzymes is a potential target for antimalarial drugs.

An analogy would be taking antimalarial drugs before traveling to a malaria-infected area.

The clinic's pharmacy ran out of antibiotics and antimalarial drugs long ago.