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Maternal Malaria Researcher Wins Prestigious International Prize (Medical New bi13651600 Groundbreaking research treating malaria infections pregnant women has earned Professor Francois Nosten, Director of the Wellcome Trust-funded Shoklo Malaria Research Unit (SMRU) Mae Sot, Thailand, international recognition

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