malaria
The latest news on malaria
Much higher levels of antibiotic-resistance genes found at pig farms in study
The feared Ebola virus is much less common, study says
HIV-positive kids taking anti-malarials plus protease inhibitors had lower rates of recurrence
LONDON (AP) — An experimental malaria vaccine once thought promising is turning out to be a disappointment, with a new study showing it is only about 30 percent effective at protecting infants from the killer disease.
You really are what you eat; are you sitting yourself to death?
Study of U.K. tourists found particularly high risk in Gambia, West Africa
Study estimates 1.2 million die each year, nearly double previous estimates
Good news--malaria deaths down since 2004 peak; bad news--researchers overlooked mortality in adults.
Plus, best and worst foods to eat before a workout.
Phase 3 study finds it's not perfect, but could still prevent tens of millions of cases a year
