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Mass Drug Administration for Malaria

Controlling malaria is a complicated affair. I speak with John Miller of the global health nonprofit PATH on the role of mass drug administration in reducing malaria prevalence.

By Thomas Locke, 6 months6 months ago
Hot Topics

The World’s First Malaria Vaccine

An interview with Dr Ashley Birkett, Director of PATH’s Malaria Vaccine Initiative. We discuss RTS,S and the global health challenges surrounding it, in terms of vaccine adherence and hesitancy.

By Thomas Locke, 11 months9 months ago
Five Minutes

The Journalist Responsible for the Removal of Kenya’s Fake Malaria Drugs

Stellar Murumba has been investigating substandard antimalarial drugs. Her work has led to the Kenyan Health Ministry to recall Duo-Cotecxin, a commonly used antimalarial.

By Thomas Locke, 2 years9 months ago
Five Minutes

Five Minutes with Dr Deborah O’Neil | The Post-Antibiotic Era

Dr Deborah O’Neil is the CEO of Novabiotics, a leading clinical-stage biotechnology company. She talks to me about antibiotic resistance and the future of pharma with so-called ‘personalised medicines’.

By Thomas Locke, 2 years9 months ago
Five Minutes

Five Minutes with Dr Michelle Wykes | The Immune System’s Response to Malaria

Dr Michelle Wykes runs the Molecular Immunology unit at QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute and has been focusing on trying to improve the immune system’s response to a malaria infection. We discuss her recent work in malaria research which has been hailed as a breakthrough.

By Thomas Locke, 2 years9 months ago
Five Minutes

Five Minutes with Professor Jake Baum | Malaria Researcher

We speak with Professor Jake Baum of Imperial College London. He has been thrust in the spotlight for what the ‘Independent’ is calling a ‘major malaria breakthrough’. His team is working on trying to find a set of compounds that stop mosquitoes from contracting malaria when they bite an infected person.

By Thomas Locke, 3 years9 months ago

 

 

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