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Malaria

NIAID's Role in Malaria Research

NIAID is the lead agency in the U.S. federal government supporting malaria research and development. The Institute has a longstanding commitment to malaria research to support the goals of reducing morbidity and mortality from malaria and ultimately eradicating the disease.

To accomplish these goals, NIAID focuses on

  • understanding the biology of malaria parasites and their interactions with mosquito vectors and human hosts
  • developing tools needed for effective and sustainable malaria prevention, treatment, and control
  • enhancing research infrastructure in malaria endemic-countries
  • encouraging global cooperation

See Also

Once Effective Anti-Malaria Drug Shows Promise Again in Africa

Related Links

Global Research, Africa

Status of NIAID Adenovirus-based Vaccine Studies

Laboratory of Malaria and Vector Research (LMVR)

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See Also

Once Effective Anti-Malaria Drug Shows Promise Again in Africa

Related Links

Global Research, Africa

Status of NIAID Adenovirus-based Vaccine Studies

Laboratory of Malaria and Vector Research (LMVR)