The best practice people did in the past years helped decrease the problem with infectious diseases. This dramatic success in the United States is a milestone that the legacy should be continued.
The World Health Organization (WHO) reported that over this past year, malaria killed fewer than half a million people.
Researchers modified the genome of the mosquito to develop resistance to the malarial parasite and pass on the resistance.
A new study shows malaria kills by causing the brain to swell, forcing the respiratory system to stop function.
A new specie has evolved which resists insecticides on mosquito nets aimed at killing mosquitoes.
A new study suggest that a promising new anti-malarial compound tricks the immune system to rapidly destroy red blood cells infected with the malaria parasite without damaging healthy cells.
Health officials are deeply concerned about a strain of drug-resistant malaria that has appeared throughout South East Asia.
