Archive for August, 2009
Tales of malaria fascinate me, how could they not? It is a dangerous, exotic, haphazard, and hopelessly romantic history. No other disease is as entwined with colonialism, war, and agricultural industry. Also, the basics haven’t changed much. Little in the past few decades has altered the underlying rationale and means of practical malaria control. Thus, [...]
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- Low-tech coolers for storing malaria rapid diagnostic tests in remote areas
- Guest post: Parasites in (ancient) humans – King Tut felled by malaria
- Malaria blog turns two
- Fred Soper, Malcolm Gladwell, mosquitoes, malaria, and DDT
- WWARN – The world-wide antimalarial resistance network
- President’s Malaria Initiative and Angola Part 2
- Did USAID, President’s Malaria Initiative blunder malaria control in Angola?
- Phase III malaria vaccine: don’t count your eggs before they hatch
- Calcutta School of Tropical Medicine Part 2
- MalariaWorld
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