The other was treating the patients with quinine, or quinine derivatives.

Too much quinine.

Quinine, iodine, and castor oil. Quinine should fix him up very nicely.

Half a pint, sir. Quinine.

Quinine! I never would have thought of it.

I'll stop by tomorrow... it's only malaria... take quinine.

It has assisted countries in the past with the production of quinine and could renew this support if additional supplies of quinine are needed.

Darling, this is Basil Stafford. You've probably drunk his quinine water.

Put quinine on her thumb and she'll stop sucking it quick enough.

If you've got malaria, we give you quinine or some derivative of it.

In Makeni, in June 2004, a 33 year old woman died as a result of a quinine overdose by a pepper doctor who is still on the run.

Since chloroquine had proved ineffective, it had been necessary to use quinine, which caused kidney damage as a result hundreds of people had died, in 1993, from kidney failure.

He recognized the importance of the cinchona tree, whose bark contains quinine, which is a malaria cure, and discovered the ocean current, which limits rainfall on the coast of Peru,

Malaria was a problem of the greatest urgency and one of the most serious obstacles to development, especially in Africa. As the disease had developed a resistance to the traditional treatment with chloroquine, people had begun to take quinine, even though it had undesirable side effects on the kidneys.