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Experimental bed nets are designed to target malaria parasites inside mosquitoes rather than relying only on insecticides to kill the insects.
Biotechnology

What If We Could ‘Cure’ Mosquitoes Instead of Killing Them? Harvard Tests New Malaria Bed Nets

Dr. Sumbul MBBS, MD (Anatomy)
6 min read
Experimental malaria bed nets are now being tested in Burkina Faso and Ethiopia after laboratory research showed they could target parasites inside mosquitoes
A malaria mosquito.
India

Two Sisters Among Three Children Dead as Cerebral Malaria Outbreak Hits Jharkhand Villages

Arushi Roy Chowdhury
5 min read
Health Teams Intensify Screening After Fatal Cases Emerge Across Nine Villages in East Singhbhum.
A close-up of a person's arm with a mosquito resting on the skin.
India

Young Blood Cells help Malaria Parasites evade Drugs: RGCB Study

MBT Desk
2 min read
Young red blood cells may help malaria parasites survive drug treatment.
Close-up of a mosquito with a striped body and delicate wings, perched on human skin.
Medicine

Malaria Researchers Are Getting Closer to Outsmarting the World’s Deadliest Parasite

MBT Desk
5 min read
New Vaccines, Antibodies, and Genetic Tools Bring Hope in the Fight Against Deadly Malaria.
Image of a mosquito on a person's skin that cause malaria.
Medicine

New Monoclonal Antibody Shows Promise Against Malaria Infection in Early Clinical Trial

MBT Desk
2 min read
A single injection of MAM01 may offer months-long protection against malaria - a potential game changer for children and pregnant women in high-risk regions.
Image showing information about AdFalciVax, a malaria vaccine.
Medicine

India’s First Indigenous Multi-Stage Malaria Vaccine: AdFalciVax

MBT Desk
3 min read
ICMR’s AdFalciVax Targets Multiple Stages of Malaria Parasite, Offering Dual Protection Against Infection and Transmission.
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