Nobel laureate Peter Agre, director of the Johns Hopkins Malaria Research Institute, reflects on achievements and priorities in the struggle to conquer malaria.
The complex fight against malaria is complicated by the fact that the parasite preys on human behaviors and the mistakes we make.
Want to watch a heated debate? Mention “eradication” in a room of malariologists. Here, two researchers sound off on the noble and controversial goal of eradication.
Four stories about researchers and their innovative approaches to illuminating the mysteries of the mosquito and the parasite.
Assistant professor Myaing Nyunt: “I witnessed the power of research to reverse a situation that seemed so hopeless only 10 years before.”
Peter Agre, JHMRI director, shares his thoughts on malaria eradication and the impact of new research sites in southern Africa.
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