 
<prompt> Trends in knowledge of malaria treatment in children | Percent | (2010 NMIS, ACTs, 12) (2015 NMIS, ACTs, 27) (2010 NMIS, SP, 13) (2015 NMIS, SP, 10) (2015 NMIS, Artesunate, 12) (2010 NMIS, Aspirin/ Panadol/ Paracetamol, 44) (2015 NMIS, Aspirin/ Panadol/ Paracetamol, 23) (2010 NMIS, Chloroquine, 37) (2015 NMIS, Chloroquine, 17) <response> Although just over a quarter of women in the 2015 NMIS know that ACTs can be used to treat malaria in children, this is a two-fold increase over the percentage in the 2010 NMIS (12 percent).  