id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
consilience-4556	Siegel, Elana Joelle	Resistance to Artemisinin-based Combination Therapies in Uganda: An Impending Threat	2011	17	.pdf	application/pdf	5726	223	49	It should be noted that both regions have experienced significant population movements, a risk factor for the spread of malaria resistance: approximately 200 000 people cross from Cambodia into Thailand on average per annum, and in Uganda, civil conflict forced 2 million people into Internally Displaced Persons, or IDP, camps – 1 million have returned home since. Although, at this moment, there is no hard evidence of any ACT resistance within the Ugandan population, this paper will explore, through published and unpublished sources, and a baseline survey conducted in July 2008 by AMREF (African Medical and Research Foundation, an international medical organisation based in Kenya), how this resistance will soon emerge in Uganda, what the precipitating factors are, and through a careful evaluation of these causes, offer courses of action so as avoid the devastating consequences of ACT resistance.	cache/consilience-4556.pdf	txt/consilience-4556.txt