RESULTS OF STUDY INTO MALARIA DRUGS ISSUED TO US TROOPS EXPECTED IN MARCH

摘要

A scientific panel plans to publish next year the results of year-long study of anti-malarial drugs used by U.S. troops and other federal workers, a review greatly anticipated by former service members and Peace Corps volunteers who say their debilitating mental and physical health symptoms were caused by mefloquine, a once-a-week malaria preventive issued to thousands who served overseas.