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UK Malaria Expert Advisory Group: terms of reference

The UK Malaria Expert Advisory Group (formerly the Advisory Committee on Malaria Prevention) was established in 1998 to formulate guidelines on malaria prevention in the UK.

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UK Health Security Agency
Published:
16 September 2015
Last updated:
3 December 2024
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  1. Updated page information due to committee name change to UK Malaria Expert Advisory Group and updated member list.

  2. Updated terms of reference for 2023

  3. Updated 2022 terms of reference.

  4. Updated 2021 terms of reference.

  5. First published.

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The UK Malaria Expert Advisory Group (formerly the Advisory Committee on Malaria Prevention) is a UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) expert group whose primary function is to formulate guidelines on malaria prevention in the UK.

The guidelines are used by medical professionals and other travel medicine advisors based in the UK and many other countries. The guidelines are also the basis for recommendations from the National Travel Health Network and Centre (NaTHNaC).

Today the UKMEAG is overseen by UKHSA.

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