Malaria-fighting soup?
It started out as a project for National Science Week at his children's British primary school -- a way malaria researcher Jake Baum could teach the kids the difference between a herbal remedy and true medicine.
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Drug-resistant malaria is spreading across Southeast Asia, study warns
Drug-resistant strains of malaria are spreading across Southeast Asia, raising fears of a "potential global health emergency," two new studies have found.
Fungus modified with spider venom offers new hope against malaria
Researchers have developed a new weapon in the fight against malaria -- a fungus genetically engineered using a gene found in the venom of an Australian spider.
World's first malaria vaccine to go to 360,000 African children
Some 360,000 children a year in three African countries will receive the world's first malaria vaccine as part of a large-scale pilot project, the World Health Organization said Tuesday.
Dogs can sniff out malaria parasites on your clothes
Dogs could someday be a powerful tool in diagnosing malaria, a new study shows.
Flea medication for people and other new tools to combat malaria
Ready to share meds with your dog?
Malaria parasites taint donor blood in some African countries, study suggests
Almost one in four blood bank supplies in certain regions of Africa may have malaria parasites in them, a new study suggests.
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