Dogs successfully diagnose malaria in children
Dogs really have an amazing sense of smell.
Dogs really have an amazing sense of smell.
Strap your seatbelts, it's creepy time.
Guess what: one more reason to hate mosquitoes.
Sneaky, sneaky plasmodium.
A drug developed in the 1980s to fight parasites can make human blood toxic to mosquitoes when taken in a ...
Not one day too soon!
This looks like a better alternative to wiping out mosquitoes at the population level.
Hundreds of thousands of infants will be vaccinated against the mosquito-carried parasite.
A mosquito with a gene that blocks the malaria parasite has been created in the laboratory, a new research reports.
A lifelong dream may have come true. Half a million deaths every year could be averted thanks to this vaccine.
Believe it or not, there's actual scientific proof backing this advice.
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This year's Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine is split into three parts, being divided between William C. Campbell and ...
The ability to keep malaria under control is crucial - the disease is highly contagious and the potential health hazards ...
Malaria is one of the most common and dangerous diseases in the world, with the World Health Organization estimating over ...
Reporting in PLOS Medicine, researchers found that for every 1000 children who received the vaccine, 800 malaria cases can be ...
The Anopheles gambiae is the prime transmitter of malaria. A new genetic method manipulates mosquito populations ...
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