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J.C. Flowers Foundation grant gives practitioners in malaria-endemic areas access to a critical resource

Cold Spring Harbor, NY黑料吃瓜资源 Press (CSHLP) today announced a grant from the J.C. Flowers Foundation (JCFF) to support the free eBook distribution of the research monograph, . JCFF funding enables this newly published title to reach scientists, clinicians, and care-givers throughout malaria-endemic areas such as Africa, Southeast Asia, and South America.

鈥淎s malaria is a global health priority that continues to affect millions of people worldwide, there is an urgent need for readily accessible research on the disease, especially when working with 鈥榣ast mile鈥 communities where it is often logistically or financially difficult to apply current research,鈥 says Chris Flowers, founder of JCFF. 鈥淲e are pleased to join with Cold Spring Harbor鈥檚 publishing initiatives to further the efforts to eliminate this disease.鈥

Malaria: Biology in the Era of Eradication is a new, critically important collection of papers edited by Dyann Wirth, Harvard School of Public Health, and Pedro Alonso, Director of the WHO Global Malaria Programme in Geneva, Switzerland. With contributions from more than two dozen scientists worldwide, the book brings together in a single volume the latest advances and emerging strategies in the fight against malaria.

The eBook is available at no charge for download and unrestricted sharing via the CSHLP website in an , which includes links to cited research and additional online resources.

鈥淭he JCFF鈥檚 invaluable support is making this important collection available to researchers and clinicians who are most in need of it,鈥 says Dr. John Inglis, Executive Director and Publisher of CSHL Press. 鈥満诹铣怨献试 is grateful to partners such as JCFF for their help in advancing both biological research and the sharing of new knowledge with scientific and medical communities worldwide.鈥

Written by: Robert Redmond | [email protected] | 516-422-4101

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About J.C. Flowers Foundation – Partners for the Last Mile

The J.C. Flowers Foundation addresses critical health and social problems affecting vulnerable and hard to reach populations often overlooked by traditional donors. The Foundation works closely with other funding organizations, governments and local grassroots organizations in 鈥渓ast mile鈥 communities to eliminate malaria in sub-Saharan Africa and support recent parolees in Harlem, New York with returning to their communities. Sponsorship for distribution of Malaria: Biology in the Era of Eradication is a part of the Isdell:Flowers Cross Border Malaria Initiative.

The J.C. Flowers Foundation provides these last-mile communities with the financial, technical and operational support needed to achieve their own locally determined solutions. The Foundation brings to the table access to partnerships and advocacy at national and international levels.

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