
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.
A team based in Burkino Faso show that Chromobacterium anophelis sp. nov. IRSSSOUMB001 – a bacterial strain native to the country – is… Read more »
A recent review looks at how bioacoustics could be a useful approach for the surveillance of zoonotic diseases, especially at the… Read more »
The World Malaria Report, published by the World Health Organization (WHO) in 2022, reported that malaria still causes over… Read more »
Dear Readers, thank you for joining BugBitten as we covered some of the events and advances in our understanding of parasites and… Read more »
Surveillance of local mosquito populations for insecticide resistance, and understanding the factors that influence resistance and… Read more »
The rise in human cases of zoonotic malaria poses a threat to control and elimination programmes in Southeast Asia, and a recent… Read more »
That fact bed net use protects users from Malaria deaths, especially children, is no news. But what happens once children grow up… Read more »
In many places around the world, malaria is closely linked to illegal gold mining: environmental destruction, poor access to… Read more »
Krisztian Magori summarizes 2021, with the many challenges and achievements here at Bugbitten and beyond, and what we might have… Read more »