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Because they need to be as widely available as possible for malaria prophylaxis, because Malaria is a disease with a devastatingly high mortality.
by throwaway2048 7y ago
Because they need to be as widely available as possible for malaria prophylaxis, because Malaria is a disease with a devastatingly high mortality.
- snowwrestler 7y agoYes--in plain English, the trade-offs are different in different places. It's not a recreational drug so there is (usually) little risk it will get taken or abused unless it is really needed. That does not mean the drug has no risks and can be taken as a free-for-all. And it's not just for drugs. It's also why DDT continues used in some countries but is illegal in others.