Malaria in Mozambique by Pedro Sa da Bandeira (44 images)
Malaria in Mozambique
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![José Lopes, Forest Technician with Artemisinin baby plants, at Forest Investigation Center of Marracuene. Artemisinin itself is a sesquiterpene lactone with an endoperoxide bridge and has been produced semi-synthetically as an antimalarial drug. The efficacy of tea made from A. annua in the treatment of malaria is contentious. According to some authors, artemesinin is not soluble in water and the concentrations in these infusions are considered insufficient to treatment malaria. Other researchers have claimed that Artemisia annua contains a cocktail of anti-malarial substances, and insist that clinical trials be conducted to demonstrate scientifically that artemisia tea is effective in treating malaria.[citation needed] This simpler use may be a cheaper alternative to commercial pharmaceuticals, and may enable health dispensaries in the tropics to be more self-reliant in their malaria treatment. (caption by wikipedia)](http://cdn.c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I000002JBjNA0Ecw/t/150/I000002JBjNA0Ecw.jpg)
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