The thousands of movements of individual mosquitoes ultimately shape the pattern of malaria infection in the community. Mosquito movement can also… Read more »
Characteristic skin odour associated with malaria is attractive to mosquitoes
The topic of this blog coincides nicely with Charles Darwin’s birthday week. The techniques that we use to study evolution… Read more »
In 2017 BugBitten reported on the latest research and events concerning the parasitology and vector biology community. As the year… Read more »
Sporadic epidemics of West Nile Fever occur in Europe in the summer months when the mosquito vector of West Nile virus is biting.… Read more »
Yesterday, November 3, 2016, was the 1st official One Health Day, devoted to bring global attention to the need to consider the… Read more »
Anopheles mosquitoes have made their move, donning a thicker armour against insecticide- now what’s ours?
Insecticide resistance is a huge threat to the malaria control. A new study suggest that the bad news about insecticide resistance… Read more »
Gametocytocidal drugs stop the malaria life cycle by preventing transmission from human to mosquito. This has the potential to… Read more »
We have won some significant victories against one of human’s greatest enemies, malaria, by targeting its vector. But are we… Read more »
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