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New Study Links 'Super Mosquitoes' To Rising Malaria Rates In Africa
The research disclosed that in Dire Dawa, malaria instances surged twelvefold during the dry season of 2022 in comparison to 2019.
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New Study Explains Why Some People Attract Mosquitoes More Than Others
If you are a mosquito magnet, there is not much you can do. "Mosquito magnets seem to remain mosquito magnets," says DeGennaro, a neurogeneticist at Florida International University.
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Alphabet’s DeepMind Predicts Nearly All Protein Structures Known to Science
The AlphaFold software by Google’s DeepMind has predicted nearly all protein structures known to science. These have been stored in the AlphaFold DB for researchers to easily access.
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Potential Breakthrough In Malaria Vaccine? New Jab Demonstrates 77 Percent Efficacy
Despite many vaccines tested over the years, this is the first to meet the required WHO’s required efficacy target.
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Soups Can Save You From Malaria, Says Study; Know Other Diet Tips To Fight Malaria
Malaria usually shows symptoms like fever, chills, vomiting, headache muscle pain and fatigue. Mosquito bites should be prevented to control the risk of malaria. To fight against malaria, homemade soups might help as researchers have found that some of the soup recipes have anti-malarial properties.
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Homemade Soup May Help Fight Off Malaria, Reveals Study
The researchers from Imperial College London with school children test their traditional family soup broth recipes that originated from countries in Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East.
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Drug-Resistant Strain Of Malaria Makes It "Almost Untreatable" In Asia
Last week, two studies found that the presence of drug-resistant strains of malaria is on the rise in southeast Asia. The research has provoked alarm among scientists who are leading the fight against one of the world's most stubborn health problems.
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Here's How Anti-Malaria Drugs Help In Treating Cancer
Researchers from the University of Pennsylvania explained that an enzyme called PPT1 - opens up a new pathway for potential cancer treatments.
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Sniffer Dogs Could Help Identify And Eradicate Malaria
Steven Lindsay, a public health entomologist at Durham University in England, has been researching malaria control for decades. His preferred approach, he says, is to "sit on the boundaries," drumming up ideas that others might not. So it's perhaps unsurprising that his latest project was inspired by the baggage-claim area at Dulles International A...
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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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Swiss Pharmaceutical Giant Novartis To Inject $100 Million Into New Treatments For Malaria
Swiss pharmaceutical giant Novartis on Tuesday announced $100 million of funding over the next five years for research into new treatments for malaria, a mosquito-borne disease with a devastating impact that killed 445,000 people in 2016.
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NIMR, Delhi Recruitment 2018 For Scientist-B Posts
National Institute of Malaria Research (NIMR), Delhi has invited applications for recruitment to Scientist B (Medical/ Non-Medical) posts. A total of 7 posts are open for recruitment: one each for ST, OBC categories and rest for the general category.
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Toothpaste Ingredient Could Fight Malaria, Research Shows
Research carried out in part by an artificially-intelligent (AI)'robot scientist' has found that a common ingredient of toothpaste could be developed to fight drug-resistant strains of malaria.
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Malaria Mosquito Bites At Night Can Be Prevented
According to this new research the Malaria spreading mosquitoes can be suppressed from biting and also be manipulated to switch their flight behavior, with just 10 minutes of exposure to white light.
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Warmer Climate Threatens Malaria Spread In Ethiopia: Study
Cool, high-lying areas of Ethiopia hitherto shielded from heat-loving malaria mosquitoes are increasingly exposed to the disease as the climate warms, researchers said Thursday.
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New Study Links 'Super Mosquitoes' To Rising Malaria Rates In Africa
The research disclosed that in Dire Dawa, malaria instances surged twelvefold during the dry season of 2022 in comparison to 2019.
-
New Study Explains Why Some People Attract Mosquitoes More Than Others
If you are a mosquito magnet, there is not much you can do. "Mosquito magnets seem to remain mosquito magnets," says DeGennaro, a neurogeneticist at Florida International University.
-
Alphabet’s DeepMind Predicts Nearly All Protein Structures Known to Science
The AlphaFold software by Google’s DeepMind has predicted nearly all protein structures known to science. These have been stored in the AlphaFold DB for researchers to easily access.
-
Potential Breakthrough In Malaria Vaccine? New Jab Demonstrates 77 Percent Efficacy
Despite many vaccines tested over the years, this is the first to meet the required WHO’s required efficacy target.
-
Soups Can Save You From Malaria, Says Study; Know Other Diet Tips To Fight Malaria
Malaria usually shows symptoms like fever, chills, vomiting, headache muscle pain and fatigue. Mosquito bites should be prevented to control the risk of malaria. To fight against malaria, homemade soups might help as researchers have found that some of the soup recipes have anti-malarial properties.
-
Homemade Soup May Help Fight Off Malaria, Reveals Study
The researchers from Imperial College London with school children test their traditional family soup broth recipes that originated from countries in Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East.
-
Drug-Resistant Strain Of Malaria Makes It "Almost Untreatable" In Asia
Last week, two studies found that the presence of drug-resistant strains of malaria is on the rise in southeast Asia. The research has provoked alarm among scientists who are leading the fight against one of the world's most stubborn health problems.
-
Here's How Anti-Malaria Drugs Help In Treating Cancer
Researchers from the University of Pennsylvania explained that an enzyme called PPT1 - opens up a new pathway for potential cancer treatments.
-
Sniffer Dogs Could Help Identify And Eradicate Malaria
Steven Lindsay, a public health entomologist at Durham University in England, has been researching malaria control for decades. His preferred approach, he says, is to "sit on the boundaries," drumming up ideas that others might not. So it's perhaps unsurprising that his latest project was inspired by the baggage-claim area at Dulles International A...
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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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Swiss Pharmaceutical Giant Novartis To Inject $100 Million Into New Treatments For Malaria
Swiss pharmaceutical giant Novartis on Tuesday announced $100 million of funding over the next five years for research into new treatments for malaria, a mosquito-borne disease with a devastating impact that killed 445,000 people in 2016.
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NIMR, Delhi Recruitment 2018 For Scientist-B Posts
National Institute of Malaria Research (NIMR), Delhi has invited applications for recruitment to Scientist B (Medical/ Non-Medical) posts. A total of 7 posts are open for recruitment: one each for ST, OBC categories and rest for the general category.
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Toothpaste Ingredient Could Fight Malaria, Research Shows
Research carried out in part by an artificially-intelligent (AI)'robot scientist' has found that a common ingredient of toothpaste could be developed to fight drug-resistant strains of malaria.
-
Malaria Mosquito Bites At Night Can Be Prevented
According to this new research the Malaria spreading mosquitoes can be suppressed from biting and also be manipulated to switch their flight behavior, with just 10 minutes of exposure to white light.
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Warmer Climate Threatens Malaria Spread In Ethiopia: Study
Cool, high-lying areas of Ethiopia hitherto shielded from heat-loving malaria mosquitoes are increasingly exposed to the disease as the climate warms, researchers said Thursday.
