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. 2024 Sep 26;2024(9):CD006689. doi: 10.1002/14651858.CD006689.pub3

NCT00132535.

Study name Influence of HIV infection on the effectiveness of malaria prevention during pregnancy, with emphasis on the effect of chloroquine on HIV viral load among pregnant women in Uganda
Methods Double‐blind placebo‐controlled RCT
Participants 2548 pregnant women (270 with HIV) in Uganda
Interventions SP + chloroquine (chloroquine 300 mg weekly) or SP + placebo (IPTp twice during pregnancy)
Outcomes The primary outcomes are maternal peripheral parasitaemia. placental parasitaemia, clinical malaria, maternal and infant haemoglobin, birth weight, congenital parasitaemia, and maternal HIV viral load at inclusion and before delivery.
Starting date August 2003
Contact information Lucy N Korukiiko, Uganda AIDS Commission
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