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Poverty and Healthcare Inequities as Modern Outbreaks
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WHO issues starkest warning yet on fallout from U.S. withdrawal of aid for global health
Breaking: The WHO issued its starkest warning yet on the consequences of the abrupt cessation of U.S. global health funding, saying it is threatening to reverse years of progress worldwide.
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Trump administration allows some global aid to restart, but concerns remain on impact of USAID shutdown
The Trump administration on Friday said global malaria aid can restart, but it was unclear how quickly the money would start flowing again.
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Coevolution: von Malaria (übertragenden) Mücken und Menschen
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Navigating Monsoon Illnesses: Essential Health Checkups in Delhi
Shifting monsoon patterns bring hidden seasonal risks. Learn why Essential Health Checkup including Vitamin D, B12, Kidney, and Liver tests are crucial to fight off monsoon infections like Dengue, Mal...
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Malaria's Drug Resistance Is Becoming Alarmingly Sophisticated, Study Finds
Microorganisms' ability to evolve rapidly has given them a leg up in this microbe-eat-microbe world. As quickly as one organism evolves a defense, another evolves a way to overcome or evade it. Scientists refer to this as an evolutionary arms race, and it's one of the most powerful evolutionary forces in the natural world. It becomes a problem for us when microbes turn this impressive arsenal of rapid evolution against the drugs we use to fight deadly infections. And in the case of the most pernicious malaria pathogen, that drug resistance is becoming worryingly complex. According to a new genetic analysis of Plasmodium falciparum – the parasite responsible for the most dangerous form of malaria – the pathogen appears to be stockpiling adaptations linked to resistance against a wide swath of drug treatments. "These findings underscore the dual challenge of persistent resistance to discontinued drugs and rising threats to current frontline therapies," write infectious disease researchers led by Alemayehu Letebo of the Armauer Hansen Research Institute in Ethiopia, Leen N. Vanheer of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine in the UK, and their colleagues. Their findings have been detailed in Nature Microbiology. Malaria is one of the world's...
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An Invasive Mosquito Is Spreading With Alarming Speed, Threatening Africa’s Cities
The malaria-carrying mosquito is resistant to all insecticides. Scientists are scrambling to find ways to blunt the risk.
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