The malaria parasite’s life cycle relies on humans and mosquitoes. Could we use the mosquito to stop the parasite?
As drug resistance threatens existing antimalarials, two scientists pursue radically different strategies for developing new drugs against malaria.
Philip Thuma’s lifetime in rural Zambia makes him uniquely qualified to combat malaria. But can his wildly successful model work without the man himself?
Are we the malaria parasite’s best friend?
Mention “eradication” among malariologists, and you likely will spark a hot debate. All agree that the goal is noble—but from there controversy ensues. Is eradication manifest destiny? Or is it a pipe dream that does more harm than good?
I witnessed the power of research to reverse a situation that seemed so hopeless only 10 years before.
