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malaria in pregnancy consortium search search english español français toggle main menu visibility about our stakeholders the mip secretariat partners principal investigators themes prevention iptp effectiveness multicentre study ist versus iptp with sp in west africa new drugs for iptp prevention malawi – istp versus iptp-sp prevention asia and latin america prevention latin america prevention strategy for papua new guinea prevention strategy in india public health impact anthropological studies on malaria in pregnancy economic studies of malaria in pregnancy interventions implementation research studies on the access and use of mip interventions treatment treatment africa treatment asia treatment latin america cross cutting areas of research news & events events mip consortium publications mip consoritum & apmen. 10th october 2017, bali indonesia the malaria in pregnancy (mip) consortium joins 47 partner institutions in 31 countries: reviewing national malaria control programs in the ecowas region. special session on malaria in pregnancy research on the treatment and prevention of malaria in pregnancy in sub-saharan africa: east africa regional meeting our mission is to save the lives of mothers and their unborn and newborn babies in africa, asia and latin america by providing a sound evidence base for interventions to improve the control of malaria in pregnancy. welcome to the website of the malaria in pregnancy (mip) consortium. since 2010 we have worked across 47 expert institutions worldwide, using standardised methods in sharing research data and information to address the issue of malaria infection during pregnancy. annually as many as 125 million pregnancies occur in malaria endemic countries. infection with malaria in pregnancy can result in pregnancy loss, maternal death, severe maternal anaemia and low infant birth weight which greatly increases the risk of death. malaria in pregnancy is responsible for as many as 100,000 children dying needlessly every year. in sub-saharan africa, where malaria is endemic in most countries, severe malaria accounts for approximately 10% of maternal deaths, suggesting that an estimated 25,000 maternal deaths could be prevented each year by improved control of malaria in pregnancy. the mip consortium, led by the liverpool school of tropical medicine, was established with an initial grant of $30 million from the bill and melinda gates foundation and throughout its original six-year term has been supported by the european union and edctp along with other funders. the mip consortium has met its primary research aims: updating estimates for the number of pregnancies at risk outside africa, which is more than double previous who estimates providing greater reassurance of the safety of the artemisinin class of antimalarials when used in early pregnancy, leading who to consider updating their guidelines for the treatment of malaria in the first trimester. undertaking a meta-analysis of the dosing strategy resulted in who updating the global intermittent preventative therapy policy (in 2012) from the original 2-dose regimen to monthly dosing at every antenatal clinic visit, which was highly cost effective. results from one of the arms of a study in kenya, showed a viable alternative to the traditional drug treatment, which is under increasing pressure due to drug resistance. going forward the mip consortium will consolidate all of the research from its first phase, putting it into practice in partnership with the national malaria programmes and ministries of health. work has already begun in malawi, mali and kenya to implement policy changes to ensure that our research can be of benefit to those that need it most, and help to save the lives of mothers and their babies. our ongoing collaboration with the worldwide antimalarial resistance network ( wwarn) means that the information about our research is readily available to policy makers everywhere, providing a scientific evidence base for prevention strategies and ensuing pregnant women with malaria receive safe and effective malaria treatment. our work is nothing without our partners and through the continued and new support of our funders we aim to expand our expertise and ensure that rigorous scientific investigation of the safety and efficacy of antimalarials used during pregnancy continues. together we will work to end the devastating impact that malaria infection can have on women and their unborn babies throughout endemic countries. themes prevention the objectives of this group of projects are to identify at least one safe and effective alternative to sulphadoxine-pyrimethamine (sp) for intermittent preventative treatment in pregnancy (iptp) in africa and to identify new strategies to replace iptp for areas with reduced/low transmission or high sp resistance. prevention asia and latin america the objective of this group of projects is to define the malaria burden and to determine the optimal strategy for the control of malaria in pregnancy in areas in asia and latin america with low or moderate malaria transmission where p falciparum and p vivax malaria coexist. public health impact this theme consists of a series of multi disciplinary studies involving anthropology, economics and implementation research to examine what currently determines women's access to and use of care packages associated with malaria in pregnancy in differing contexts so that policy changes and other enablers can be employed to improve access within the context of antenatal care programmes. treatment the objective of this group of projects is to identify at least two antimalarial drug combinations that are safe, effective and practical to use for the treatment of uncomplicated malaria in pregnancy in africa, asia and latin america. cross cutting areas of research the projects that fall under the four research themes are supported by these additional projects, studies and trials which provide scientific validation and benefit across more than one project. mip principal investigators dr meghna desai professor stephen rogerson professor feiko ter kuile professor umberto d’alessandro professor kara hanson professor robert pool dr jenny hill msc, phd professor daniel chandramohan professor stephen rogerson dr julie gutman professor sir brian greenwood professor francois nosten professor andy stergachis dr vera ecser dr neena valecha about mip partners mip partners are located all over the world. our stakeholders we believe that our research is strengthened by the level of engagement we have within the wider health communities we collaborate with and share knowledge with. the mip secretariat the secretariat is based at the liverpool school of tropical medicine and acts as the main source of information and communication for the consortium. it provides assistance to the chief executive officer and the chairs of the governance committees in the day-to-day management of the project. the secretariat also maintains a resource centre which includes an online library dedicated to malaria in pregnancy, the consortium’s publications and the consortium’s website. contact information general enquiries for general enquiries, please contact cheryl [dot] giddings [at] lstmed [dot] ac [dot] uk (subject: malaria%20in%20pregnancy%20site) (cheryl giddings) at the secretariat. office: +44(0)1517053356 media enquiries for media enquiries, please contact the secretariat project manager, jenny [dot] hill [at] lstmed [dot] ac [dot] uk (subject: malaria%20in%20pregnancy%20media%20enquiries) (jenny hill) . office: +44(0) 1517053216 a remora website by manta ray media

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