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Scientists Worried As Lifesaving Malaria Drug In Africa Proving Less Effective
Malaria is caused by a parasite called Plasmodium falciparum, which spreads through the bite of a mosquito.
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10 Foods That Will Increase Your Platelet Count
Keep reading as we share a list of foods that may be helpful in boosting your platelet count.
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World Mosquito Day: 5 Deadly Diseases Spread By Mosquitoes
World Mosquito Day is observed on August 20 to commemorate the discovery that female Anopheles mosquitoes transmit the malaria parasite to humans.
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World Mosquito Day: Date, Theme, History And Importance
World Mosquito Day is observed every year on August 20 to commemorate Sir Ronald Ross's discovery in 1897 that Anopheles mosquitoes transmit the malaria parasite to humans.
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Anti-Mosquito Drug Can Reduce Malaria In Children: Lancet
Ivermectin is commonly used to treat parasite infections from river blindness and scabies to head lice. A Lance study says that it can reduce incidence of malaria in children.
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Team Including Indian-Origin Scientist Offers Hope For Malaria Prevention
A Germany-based Indian-origin scientist's research alongside international experts has offered hope for more effective malaria therapy. The research has found reason behind the faster movement of the malaria-causing parasite in humans.
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World Malaria Day: 5 Effective Home Remedies To Manage Malaria Symptoms
Malaria can be prevented by avoiding mosquito bites by using mosquito repellents and nets. It can be treated through medications; however, many home remedies can help cure malaria.
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World Malaria Day: Causes, Symptoms And Some Effective Steps To Prevent Malaria
World Malaria Day 2018: The malaria day is celebrated every year on the 25th of April. Here's all you need to know about malaria.
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World Malaria Day: Here's How Eating Habits Can Help Manage Malaria Better: All About Malaria And Preventive Tips
World Malaria Day 2019: People suffering from malaria can regulate the condition by a bringing a change in their eating habits. Here's everything you need to know about malaria and tips for prevention.
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Carbohydrates May be Key to Effective Malaria Vaccines, Suggests Study
Carbohydrates are not completely hazardous, especially when it comes to stopping the spread of malaria.
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Mosquito Menace: New Species Of Deadly Mosquitoes Enters Delhi
With the entry of a new mosquito breed in the city, yet another life-taking parasite threatens the lives of people of Delhi and Uttar Pradesh.
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Malaria Depends On Number Of Parasites, Not Bites: Study
London: For the first time, scientists have found that the number of parasites each mosquito carries, rather than the number of bites, determines the chance of successful malaria infection, an advance that may help develop effective vaccines for the deadly infection. The findings, from scientists at Imperial College London, may also explain why the...
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Multiple Infections Make Malaria Worse
Infections with two types of malaria parasite lead to greater health risks because one species helps the other to thrive, new research has found.
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Protein Provides New Hope For Malaria Vaccine
Australian researchers have discovered a way to stop the malaria parasite from invading healthy red blood cells, an advance that may lead to the development of a new anti-malarial treatment.
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First-Ever Native Malaria In The Americas Discovered: Study
Scientists have discovered the first-ever malaria parasite known to live in a deer species which is the only native malaria parasite found in any mammal in North or South America.
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Scientists Worried As Lifesaving Malaria Drug In Africa Proving Less Effective
Malaria is caused by a parasite called Plasmodium falciparum, which spreads through the bite of a mosquito.
-
10 Foods That Will Increase Your Platelet Count
Keep reading as we share a list of foods that may be helpful in boosting your platelet count.
-
World Mosquito Day: 5 Deadly Diseases Spread By Mosquitoes
World Mosquito Day is observed on August 20 to commemorate the discovery that female Anopheles mosquitoes transmit the malaria parasite to humans.
-
World Mosquito Day: Date, Theme, History And Importance
World Mosquito Day is observed every year on August 20 to commemorate Sir Ronald Ross's discovery in 1897 that Anopheles mosquitoes transmit the malaria parasite to humans.
-
Anti-Mosquito Drug Can Reduce Malaria In Children: Lancet
Ivermectin is commonly used to treat parasite infections from river blindness and scabies to head lice. A Lance study says that it can reduce incidence of malaria in children.
-
Team Including Indian-Origin Scientist Offers Hope For Malaria Prevention
A Germany-based Indian-origin scientist's research alongside international experts has offered hope for more effective malaria therapy. The research has found reason behind the faster movement of the malaria-causing parasite in humans.
-
World Malaria Day: 5 Effective Home Remedies To Manage Malaria Symptoms
Malaria can be prevented by avoiding mosquito bites by using mosquito repellents and nets. It can be treated through medications; however, many home remedies can help cure malaria.
-
World Malaria Day: Causes, Symptoms And Some Effective Steps To Prevent Malaria
World Malaria Day 2018: The malaria day is celebrated every year on the 25th of April. Here's all you need to know about malaria.
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World Malaria Day: Here's How Eating Habits Can Help Manage Malaria Better: All About Malaria And Preventive Tips
World Malaria Day 2019: People suffering from malaria can regulate the condition by a bringing a change in their eating habits. Here's everything you need to know about malaria and tips for prevention.
-
Carbohydrates May be Key to Effective Malaria Vaccines, Suggests Study
Carbohydrates are not completely hazardous, especially when it comes to stopping the spread of malaria.
-
Mosquito Menace: New Species Of Deadly Mosquitoes Enters Delhi
With the entry of a new mosquito breed in the city, yet another life-taking parasite threatens the lives of people of Delhi and Uttar Pradesh.
-
Malaria Depends On Number Of Parasites, Not Bites: Study
London: For the first time, scientists have found that the number of parasites each mosquito carries, rather than the number of bites, determines the chance of successful malaria infection, an advance that may help develop effective vaccines for the deadly infection. The findings, from scientists at Imperial College London, may also explain why the...
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Multiple Infections Make Malaria Worse
Infections with two types of malaria parasite lead to greater health risks because one species helps the other to thrive, new research has found.
-
Protein Provides New Hope For Malaria Vaccine
Australian researchers have discovered a way to stop the malaria parasite from invading healthy red blood cells, an advance that may lead to the development of a new anti-malarial treatment.
-
First-Ever Native Malaria In The Americas Discovered: Study
Scientists have discovered the first-ever malaria parasite known to live in a deer species which is the only native malaria parasite found in any mammal in North or South America.
