Predicting malaria epidemic thanks to sea temperature
Based on changes in sea temperatures in the South Atlantic Ocean, one can predict malaria in Northwest India long before it broke out, The Hindustan Times said.
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Malaria.
156 published items.
Based on changes in sea temperatures in the South Atlantic Ocean, one can predict malaria in Northwest India long before it broke out, The Hindustan Times said.
A group of scientists from Australia, the US and Singapore built the first drug in the past two decades that could kill malaria parasites more effectively, according to…
The immature malaria parasite is 100 times more resistant to the disease than mature parasites, according to The Australian.
US researchers say that adding cholesterol-lowering drugs to malaria therapy helps counter cognitive decline in rats with cerebral malaria, according to UPI news agency.
A highly anticipated malaria vaccine did not achieve the expected results in a recent trial in children aged 6 to 12 weeks when its protective effect was only about 30%.
The findings of German and African scientists published in the August 15 issue of Nature show they have discovered two gene variants that are resistant to malaria. This…
On August 5, scientists from India and the United States reported decoding the genes of the parasites that caused most of the malaria cases outside Africa, and found tha…
Imagine a world without malaria, tuberculosis or flu ... With the scientific world, finding a method or vaccine to prevent viruses and eradicating infectious diseases is…
Max Planck Institute (Germany) has found a new way to extract artemisinin acid to increase the production efficiency of antimalarial drugs by 4 times normal from sweet w…
Experts have recently said that counterfeit and poor-quality antimalarial drugs are negatively impacting efforts to control the disease in Africa and may threaten the li…
THX reported that the Max Planck Research Association said on January 17 that researchers in Germany have found a cost-effective and cost-effective way to synthesize ant…
2011 was the year of many medical achievements: Dallas Wiens became the first patient to have a full face transplant in the US, and researchers found a 96% reduction in…
The walls of many houses in Bangkok turned black because of the presence of thousands of mosquitoes.
International scientists have discovered a family of compounds that create a new generation of antimalarial drugs, which not only eliminates symptoms but also prevents t…
According to a study by the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), released on November 26, climate warming could increase the risk of a recurrence of malaria in South…