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The spread of dengue fever in northern Australia may be controlled by a bacterium that infects mosquitoes that harbor the virus, Australian and U.S. researchers report Aug. 25 in two papers published in the journal Nature.
Travelers planning a trip to countries where Yellow Fever is prevalent have been advised to visit their nearest travel clinics and be vaccinated against the virus.
The heavy rains over the past few weeks have been a welcomed development in water-strapped parts of the country, however, the Free State Agriculture Department has warned of an imminent outbreak of Rift Valley fever.
An outbreak of dengue fever has hit the Pakistani coastal city of Karachi, with five reported deaths out of 1,000 confirmed cases, triggering a run on shops selling mosquito nets.
Iowa State University researcher Lyric Bartholomay searched for new genes that are turned on during infection in a type of mosquito that is not only a pest, but transmits disease-causing pathogens. Bartholomay is the first author on the paper, “Pathogenomics...
The Cuban government is to establish a bio-lavatal factory in Nigeria for the control of malaria, a deadly tropical health problem in Africa, the Cuban envoy to Nigeria, Ambassador Elio Savon, said in Abuja on Sunday.
The British singer Cheryl Cole is to spearhead a humanitarian campaign, targeted at raising money to prevent the spread of malaria in Africa.
Concerned with increasing number of deaths caused by malaria in Africa, Nigeria has decided to tap into the facility of the Global Fund to produce subsidized drugs for the treatment of malaria.
Malaria causes the deaths of an estimated 250,000 children...
Scientists drawn from three East African countries have revealed that they have come up with a new formula to predict malaria epidemics three months before they occur.
The leader of the scientists, drawn from Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania, Andrew Githeko...