
NTDs, poverty, and ecosystem destruction. Predicting disease risk and breaking the poverty trap
Researchers use socioeconomic and ecosystem degradation variables to improve the predictive accuracy of disease risk models for NTDs in Brazil.
Researchers use socioeconomic and ecosystem degradation variables to improve the predictive accuracy of disease risk models for NTDs in Brazil.
New research sheds more light on the odors involved in tsetse fly mating behaviour.
Following previous setbacks, an announcement in January this year suggests Guinea worm disease may finally be on its way to… Read more »
Malaria parasites multiply in liver cells prior to invading red blood cells. Recent work has been investigating whether the… Read more »
This neglected disease remains a public health issue in many countries, including Venezuela. One project aims to provide real-time… Read more »
A study led by researchers at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine reviews the recent significant advances in… Read more »
A study led by researchers at the Colorado School of Public Health reviews possible mechanisms for schistosomiasis persistence and… Read more »
Now in its ninth year, the Odile Bain Memorial Prize was awarded by Parasites & Vectors, in collaboration with Boehringer… Read more »
Recent research has uncovered new information about the steroid hormone that male anopheline mosquitoes pass on to females during… Read more »
Using two individual-based stochastic models, developed independently by the Imperial College London (ICL) and University of… Read more »