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Emory University researchers invent a new weapon to monitor mosquito-borne diseases

Emory University researchers invent a new weapon to monitor mosquito-borne diseases

Also in global health news: Aid in S. Somalia; virus-resistant mosquitoes; composting toilets in Haiti; U.S. Congressional Group visits India

Also in global health news: Aid in S. Somalia; virus-resistant mosquitoes; composting toilets in Haiti; U.S. Congressional Group visits India

Infecting mosquitoes with Wolbachia bacteria increases their resistance to human disease-causing viruses

Infecting mosquitoes with Wolbachia bacteria increases their resistance to human disease-causing viruses

Also in Global Health news: Food shortages in Eritrea; Kenya HIV testing; aid in Malawi, Nepal; U.S. agriculture appointment

Also in Global Health news: Food shortages in Eritrea; Kenya HIV testing; aid in Malawi, Nepal; U.S. agriculture appointment

Motility mechanism of malaria pathogens explained

Motility mechanism of malaria pathogens explained

Scientists offer potential new way to combat malaria

Scientists offer potential new way to combat malaria

Malaria nasal vaccine, antimicrobial peptide against MRSA, and safer method to prolong orange juice shelf life

Malaria nasal vaccine, antimicrobial peptide against MRSA, and safer method to prolong orange juice shelf life

Safe living guidelines for transplant recipients

Safe living guidelines for transplant recipients

New WHO report shows considerable progress in malaria

New WHO report shows considerable progress in malaria

Comprehensive approaches to understand the interaction of H1N1 strains with human cells

Comprehensive approaches to understand the interaction of H1N1 strains with human cells

Hebrew University of Jerusalem receives $5 million grant from Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

Hebrew University of Jerusalem receives $5 million grant from Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

Hebrew University of Jerusalem granted $5M for research into visceral leishmaniasis in Ethiopia

Hebrew University of Jerusalem granted $5M for research into visceral leishmaniasis in Ethiopia

Scientists analyze more than 21 million calls to determine the spread of malaria

Scientists analyze more than 21 million calls to determine the spread of malaria

Increased funds lead to 'significant progress' in global malaria fight, WHO report says

Increased funds lead to 'significant progress' in global malaria fight, WHO report says

NBC News examines 'fastest growing' vector-borne disease: Dengue

NBC News examines 'fastest growing' vector-borne disease: Dengue

New technological system to help improve availability of anti-malarial drugs in Tanzania

New technological system to help improve availability of anti-malarial drugs in Tanzania

"Gift a bed net" initiative to prevent malaria

"Gift a bed net" initiative to prevent malaria

NIH awards $14.6M for Eukaryotic Pathogen Genome Database Resource expansion

NIH awards $14.6M for Eukaryotic Pathogen Genome Database Resource expansion

AFP examines insecticide resistance's effect on malaria fight in Nigeria

AFP examines insecticide resistance's effect on malaria fight in Nigeria

U.N. weather agency predicts heightened disease spread with rising temps; Globe and Mail examines potential health effects of climate change in Africa

U.N. weather agency predicts heightened disease spread with rising temps; Globe and Mail examines potential health effects of climate change in Africa

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