A recent study has identified helminth eggs during the excavation of a 7th century BCE (Iron Age) cesspit in Southern Jerusalem has provided the earliest evidence of… Read more »
Today, we kick off a series of blog articles written by guest authors publishing in The LCNTDR Collection: Advances in scientific research for NTD control in… Read more »
In many places around the world, malaria is closely linked to illegal gold mining: environmental destruction, poor access to healthcare, and the high mobility of… Read more »
A recent study on intestinal and pulmonary parasite population of the re-introduced, endangered Eurasian lynx in Germany reveals… Read more »
Krisztian Magori summarizes 2021, with the many challenges and achievements here at Bugbitten and beyond, and what we might have… Read more »
The Editors of BugBitten would like to extend our warmest wishes to all our readers during the festive season. Thank you for… Read more »
Although the jury is still out regarding the origin of SARS-CoV-2, it is most likely to have originated in an animal reservoir.… Read more »
A report from Cabo Verde: progress towards the prevention and control of malaria as a public health concern is under threat due to… Read more »
With the widespread usage of emails and electronic messaging apps for personal and business correspondences, the importance of the… Read more »
Accurate population data are crucial for understanding the spread of diseases and for the design, planning and monitoring of… Read more »
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