Find an anti-malaria drug that can turn human blood into toxins with mosquitoes
Scientists have found an oral drug capable of turning human blood into a toxin for mosquitoes and even killing mosquitoes.
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Scientists have found an oral drug capable of turning human blood into a toxin for mosquitoes and even killing mosquitoes.
BBC on September 23 reported that experts discovered that the super-resistant malaria parasite originated from Cambodia and has since spread throughout Thailand, Laos an…
According to Lancet Global Health, a malaria parasite that has spread from monkeys to humans in Brazil has been identified by researchers, causing concern for the elimin…
A traditional oriental medicine used to treat malaria may become a powerful weapon for the fight against tuberculosis (Tuberculosis).
A group of Australian students involved in Daraprim production, the drug is used for people with HIV and malaria, after its price rises to a record that many patients ca…
Malaria is a disease caused by mosquitoes carrying malaria parasites. If left untreated, patients with malaria may experience serious and even fatal complications.
Scientists from the Medical Research Institute QIMR Berghofer (Australia) have successfully developed a protein that can completely cure malaria in mice as well as prote…
American scientists have developed a device capable of detecting cancer for about 20,000 VND.
The Ministry of Health forecasts that this year, malaria may be complicated, the number of cases increases in both the malaria region and the absence of malaria.
For the first time in history, scientists have been testing a special vaccine for human malaria.
Mosquitoes bring people a variety of diseases such as dengue fever, yellow fever, malaria or most recently Zika virus ...
The European Drug Administration (EMA) has approved the introduction of the world's first malaria vaccine called Mosquirix in Africa.
UK researchers have found a new compound that can be used to treat malaria, which is killing nearly half a million people worldwide every year, with a single dose.
Australian scientists have made a breakthrough discovery when finding a new way to kill malaria-causing parasites.