A unique partnership among institutions (an African government, an American bio-pharmaceutical company, an American non-governmental organization… Read more »
If you want to control your parasite infection, the time that you eat may be the answer. Research recently published in PLoS Pathogens has found that… Read more »
The topic of this blog coincides nicely with Charles Darwin’s birthday week. The techniques that we use to study evolution… Read more »
Two members of a family of enzyme specific to malaria parasites have been found to be involved in the process of escape from a red… Read more »
Artemisinin and its derivatives are regarded as the most effective antimalaria drug available today. They are used as a standard… Read more »
Current vector control strategies involving LLINs and IRS are effective against malaria transmitting mosquitoes. However, the rise… Read more »
New sampling and sequencing of malaria parasite from apes and monkeys is re-writing the phylogeny and origin story of one of… Read more »
A review of the McGill summer institute’s course in Global Health Diagnostics
On the northern shores of Lake Victoria, Uganda, communities are blighted by schistosomiasis despite 10 years of on-going… Read more »
For nine years, ACTwatch has been monitoring the state of anti-malarial and diagnostic markets across sub-Saharan Africa and the… Read more »
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