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A study by NSF-funded scientists Andy MacDonald at UC Santa Barbara and Erin Mordecai at Stanford found a direct relationship between deforestation in the Amazon and the transmissi...
Malaria, one of the world's deadliest diseases, kills hundreds of thousands of people every year, spreading through a devastatingly effective cycle of incubation and transmission.It starts when a fema...
OU Professor Developing Vaccine to Protect Global Communities from Malaria
OU Professor Protect Global Communities Malaria
2015/7/13
A University of Oklahoma professor studying malaria mosquito interaction has discovered a new mosquito protein for the development of a new vaccine that is expected to stop the spread of the disease i...
As the 2014 World Malaria Day campaign draws to a close, 15 Asian Pacific countries have declared a commitment to eradicating malaria from the region.
Malaria kills more than 1.2 million worldwide – nearly twice as many as previously thought（图）
Malaria kills disease
2014/7/17
A new international study involving researchers from The University of Queensland (UQ) has found more than 1.2 million people died from malaria worldwide in 2010 – twice the number found in the most r...
Bednets and preventative treatment reduce malaria infection in children
Bednets and preventative treatment malaria infection children
2011/2/25
A large-scale trial by the Medical Research Council (UK) The Gambia has corroborated the findings of two other trials in Mali and Burkina Faso, carried out to improve the health of children affected b...
Major clinical trial prompts call for change to treatment guidelines for severe malaria worldwide
clinical trial guidelines severe malaria worldwide
2011/1/5
The largest ever clinical trial in patients hospitalised with severe malaria has concluded that the drug artesunate should now be the preferred treatment for the disease in both children and adults ev...
Scientists reveal how malaria parasites outwit our immune systems
malaria parasites immune systems
2009/12/10
Malaria parasites are able to disguise themselves to avoid our immune systems, according to research led by Oxford University researchers based in Kenya and published in the journal Proceedings of the...
International network receives $20m to combat malaria drug resistance（图）
International network $20m malaria drug resistance antimalarial drug
2009/6/15
An international network of malaria scientists is to be established to map the emergence of resistance to antimalarial drugs and guide global efforts to control and eradicate the disease, thanks to a ...
3 July 2007，Protection using insecticide-treated bed nets may effectively combat malaria, research led by a Durham University expert has shown.The research, published in the open access journal PLoS M...
14 May 2007，Australia has committed an extra $25 million to combat malaria in the Pacific.Through our international aid agency, AusAID, we will fund a Pacific Malaria Initiative to provide further sup...
Vaccine hope for malaria
vaccine malaria tuberculosis
2007/5/24
May 22 2007，One person dies of it every 30 seconds, it rivals HIV and tuberculosis as the world’s most deadly infection and the vast majority of its victims are under five years old. Now, just over 10...
Massachusetts Institute of Technology-led team ID’s cell mechanics of hallmark malaria protein（图）
malaria protein red blood cells
2007/5/22
May 21, 2007，During the first 24 hours of invasion by the malaria-inducing parasite Plasmodium falciparum, red blood cells start to lose their ability to deform and squeeze through tiny blood vessels-...
Yale Law School Students To Host Global Videoconference on Ending Malaria
Malaria Global Videoconference
2007/1/29
On January 25, Americans for Informed Democracy at Yale Law School will host a global videoconference entitled “Veto the ’Squito: How We Can Work Together to End Malaria.” The event will link students...
20 December 2006，In new malaria guidance published today, the Health Protection Agency is warning travellers, especially those visiting friends and family in countries where the disease is common, abo...