September’s BugBitten puzzler
Join us for a coffee/ tea break and enjoy our parasite themed puzzles
Join us for a coffee/ tea break and enjoy our parasite themed puzzles
Krisztian Magori reports on two very different conferences he attended over the summer, and what he learned at them, both about pathogens and vectors,… Read more »
In June 2023, concerning news of locally acquired malaria was reported in the US – the first such cases in twenty years. At the… Read more »
It is not often that malaria research makes it onto the BBC morning news, but it did so very recently, when the discovery of a… Read more »
A new review in the journal Infectious Diseases of Poverty takes a look at papers examining the effect climate change will have on… Read more »
Of the eight morphologically identical but genetically distinct G. duodenalis assemblages A-H, almost all human infections are… Read more »
The identification and discovery of the mode of action of a class of drugs, the cyanotriazoles, that poison trypanosomatids has… Read more »
Krisztian Magori reports on the joys and challenges of teaching his Senior Capstone class in Disease Ecology in-person again for… Read more »
Governments, donors and NGOs need to address the impact of climate change and conflict on NTD control and elimination efforts, as… Read more »
Mosquitoes use scent cues to locate humans to feed upon, but do some humans smell more appealing than others, and if so, why?