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Guardian Professional,
5 Sep 2014:
Is attacking the mosquito or curing the patient the best way to manage this disease? Join our debate on 11 September, 1-3pm
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Guardian Professional, 20 Aug 2014: To mark World Mosquito Day we revisit a Bill Gates tweet suggesting it is man, not mosquito, that is malaria’s best friend
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20 Aug 2014:
Ashley Birkett: It may sound crazy, but preventing the insects from becoming infected would stop the parasite in its tracks and could save many lives
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7 Aug 2014: Infectious diseases specialists say malaria is still the most likely illness to come from Africa and needs prompt treatment
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Guardian Professional, 1 Aug 2014:
When Mumbai went to war on the 'Malaria mayhem' that came with each monsoon, they set themselves and ambitious target of 80% reduction. Here's how they achieved it
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31 Jul 2014:
Nicholas White: Only an all-out assault on falciparum malaria in south-east Asia – mass dosing of the well and the sick – can save millions of children
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30 Jul 2014:
Leading scientists say spread of artemisinin-resistant parasites to Africa could prove disastrous
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Guardian Professional, 29 Jul 2014:
Recent report suggests we have overestimated Aids epidemic and underestimated malaria deaths
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Guardian Professional,
28 Jul 2014:
Charles Gore: With mortality rates comparable to HIV/Aids, TB and malaria, why isn't more being done to tackle this deadly liver infection?
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17 Jul 2014: Australian scientists starve parasite of crucial proteins, providing a target for the development of new antimalarials
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9 Jul 2014: John Abraham: A new paper uses climate model downscaling to investigate how the spread of malaria will change in a warming world
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Guardian Professional,
4 Jul 2014:
30 June -4 July: Catch up with all the development-related news you may have missed this week
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Guardian Professional, 27 Jun 2014:
It has the potential to eradicate this pernicious disease, but consider these points first, says our expert panel
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Guardian Professional, 20 Jun 2014:
Poor healthcare infrastructure is one of the biggest barriers to development, but how to balance the need for better access, coverage, quality, or efficiency? Join us on 26 June 1-3pm BST to discuss
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10 Jun 2014:
New technique injects mosquitoes with a gene that results in mostly male offspring, eventually leading to a population crash
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