Identification of biomarkers of cure in Chagas disease
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 »
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A story of two fevers: when malaria is the price of gold
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 »
Parasitology and Conservation: what parasites can tell us about endangered species and their management. The case of the Eurasian Lynx in Germany.
A recent study on intestinal and pulmonary parasite population of the re-introduced, endangered Eurasian lynx in Germany reveals useful insights into the health and… Read more »
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Congratulations! You survived 2021!
Krisztian Magori summarizes 2021, with the many challenges and achievements here at Bugbitten and beyond, and what we might have… Read more »
Seasons greetings from BugBitten
The Editors of BugBitten would like to extend our warmest wishes to all our readers during the festive season. Thank you for… Read more »
Could SARS-CoV-2 become a zoonosis?
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 »
Surveillance of insecticide resistance mutations in local Anopheles populations in Cabo Verde
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 »
Une histoire sur un timbre: the recent history of malaria events told through stamps
With the widespread usage of emails and electronic messaging apps for personal and business correspondences, the importance of the… Read more »
Why we should reconsider population data for disease control and public health programmes
Accurate population data are crucial for understanding the spread of diseases and for the design, planning and monitoring of… Read more »
From the wild and the tame – zoonotic parasites
It is a given that humans will always be plagued (excuse the pun) by zoonotic diseases because we have a close relationship with… Read more »
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