For our 'Scientists of the Future' series, we talk today to Dr Rebecca Ansorge from the Quadram Institute about her research, what she thinks environmental… Read more »
The Editors of BugBitten would like to extend our warmest wishes to all our readers during the festive season. Thank you for supporting the blog in 2021, and we… Read more »
With the widespread usage of emails and electronic messaging apps for personal and business correspondences, the importance of the letter and the humble stamp… Read more »
It is a given that humans will always be plagued (excuse the pun) by zoonotic diseases because we have a close relationship with domestic and wild animals and… Read more »
Or perhaps a better question would be what do you think you know about malaria? In this day and age, with easy access to information, are there any checks… Read more »
A few years ago, this question would have been merely academic for most of the world, but now that we have all experienced the realities of emerging pathogens… Read more »
Back in 2018, I attended the 5th International One Health Congress, hosted by the One Health Platform. For me, it was an eye opener in terms of seeing the scope… Read more »
Microplastic pollution is a global crisis that we are all having to face as a consequence of our own actions. However, an aspect of microplastic pollution that… Read more »
The holiday season is upon us again! Join me on a whistle-stop parasite-themed tour of the season (aided by some of our festive blog articles from the past).
At a time when we seem to hear only about COVID 19, it is easy to forget about other diseases that have had, and will continue to have, far more impact on the… Read more »