
Long-term benefits of bed nets in Malaria endemic areas
That fact bed net use protects users from Malaria deaths, especially children, is no news. But what happens once children grow up and stop sleeping… Read more »
That fact bed net use protects users from Malaria deaths, especially children, is no news. But what happens once children grow up and stop sleeping… Read more »
Surveillance and monitoring of invasive species by public health agencies is often directed at international points of entry, however, using a… Read more »
COVID-19 is just one of the many infectious diseases that has been transmitted to humans from wild animals. Another zoonotic… Read more »
A recent study on American robins showed that birds that were starved for two days prior to infection developed heavier viral… Read more »
By testing odours associated with malaria infection identified in a previous study, it was discovered that a specific odour-blend,… Read more »
A recent study shows how disruption of the mosquito doublesex gene affects the courtship songs produced by females.
Cytoplasmic incompatibility resulting in non-reciprocal fertility is a naturally occurring phenomenon, but remains unexplored to… Read more »
While it is currently difficult to measure the population age-structure of mosquitoes, researchers are developing technologies to… Read more »
Hybrid speciation in mosquitoes is getting growing recognition by clinching evidence across genera. The origin of a new species by… Read more »
The thousands of movements of individual mosquitoes ultimately shape the pattern of malaria infection in the community. Mosquito… Read more »