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British Doctor Celebrated on World Mosquito Day

World Mosquito Day celebrations take place, researchers culture malaria parasites similar to P. vivax in vitro and entomologists gather in London for the Ento ’19 scientific meeting.

By Thomas Locke, 3 years23rd August 2019 ago
Malaria Minute

Burundi Malaria Outbreak Reaches Epidemic Proportions

The malaria outbreak in Burundi reaches epidemic proportions and the pilot implementation programme of the RTS,S vaccine begins in Kenya.

By Thomas Locke, 3 years16th August 2019 ago
Malaria Minute

Malaria Mortality May Be Higher than Estimated

Previous estimates of malaria mortality in sub-Saharan Africa may have been underestimated and researchers in America and Germany look to nature for novel antimalarial compounds.

By Thomas Locke, 3 years9th August 2019 ago
Malaria Stories

Malaria Discrimination

After contracting cerebral malaria, 10-year-old Natasha was refused admission to school. This was likely due to the lack of understanding about the side effects of malaria.

By Annemarie Quinn and Code Sangala, 3 years7th August 2019 ago
Malaria Minute

Studying the Genes That Cause Insecticide Resistance

Researchers investigate the genes that cause insecticide resistance among malaria-carrying mosquitoes, The Global Fund launch their ‘Step Up The Fight’ awareness campaign and Alok Sharma is named as UK Secretary of State for International Development.

By Thomas Locke, 3 years2nd August 2019 ago
Malaria Stories

Sleeping Under The Stars

Meet the lady who hasn’t slept indoors for as long as she can remember. She sleeps outside, under a mosquito net.

By Annemarie Quinn and Code Sangala, 3 years31st July 2019 ago
Malaria Minute

Drug-Resistant Malaria Parasites Spread to SE Asia

Drug-resistant P. falciparum spread to South East Asia, researchers at LSTM uncover the mode of action of primaquine and the International Health journal will become open-access in 2020.

By Thomas Locke, 3 years26th July 2019 ago
Malaria Stories

Zione’s Wish

When Zione took her unwell son to hospital, she was shocked to find that the beds lacked mattresses and mosquito nets. This was at a time when flooding caused large areas of stagnant water – breeding grounds for mosquitoes.

By Annemarie Quinn and Code Sangala, 3 years24th July 2019 ago
Malaria Minute

Understanding Human Behaviour Key To Malaria Elimination

Understanding human behaviour at night could reduce malaria transmission, study shows how the mosquito immune system combats malaria parasites and a researcher uncovers new insights into mosquito feeding behaviours.

By Thomas Locke, 3 years19th July 2019 ago
Five Minutes

Tracking Bednet Use in Uganda with a Remote Monitor

Bednets play an important role in fighting malaria. I speak with Paul Krezanoski about the unreliable mechanisms of monitoring bednet usage and his high-tech solution, the SmartNet.

By Thomas Locke, 3 years18th July 2019 ago

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