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Will the UK’s new prime minister cut funds to this malaria...

Lizzy Davies -

Cash for COVID: Why this controversial trial is asking people to...

Hannah Thomasy -

A local home for a global dream: The Aurum Institute houses...

Sibusiso Hlatjwako and Kanya Ndaki -

Seizures of illicit chloroquine skyrocket during COVID-19 outbreak — Interpol

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A new kind of chemistry: Why science is rethinking the humble...

Melody Schreiber and Laura López González -
‘Counterfeiting has dropped from an estimated 30% of the Nigerian pharma sector to less than 10% today

Would you know if the medicine you’re taking is fake?

Helen Lock -
A Burundian woman is treated for malaria. Does Nigeria really account for almost a quarter of the world's malaria cases? Well...

Is Nigeria really home to almost one in four of the...

Allwell Okpi -
Because of the complexity of the malaria parasite

How Zambia is beating malaria

Elizabeth Chizema and Nanthalile Mugala -
A research team installs novel solar-powered mosquito traps on rural Rusinga Island in Western Kenya.

Beer and stinky feet could be a fatal combination – for...

Adri Kotze and Gitonga Njeru -
Over-treatment of malaria can lead to an unnecessary waste of antimalarial medication.

Why over-treating malaria in Africa is a problem, and how it...

Eleanor Ochodo -
Shield: A Tanzanian woman and her child use a mosquito net as a preventative measure against malaria.

Malaria has been beaten back – but children are still dying

Amy Green -
Because of the complexity of the malaria parasite

Innovation and technology will help to wipe out malaria

Amy Green -
Mobile tech: A malaria-fighting secret weapon for Africa?

Mobile tech: A malaria-fighting secret weapon for Africa?

Amy Green and Dylan Bush -
Kala azar sufferer Ruai Puot Malow

Epidemics on the horizon if threats not addressed – MSF

Ina Skosana -
Protection needed: Malaria kills more than a million poeple in the world every year - mostly children and preganant women

Our leaders must keep their word

Yvonne Chaka -
Nearly 80% of first-line ARVs used in the developing world are produced in India

Cheap drugs a bitter pill for the West

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