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New species of malaria-transmitting mosquito thrives in both urban and rural settings.

Bhutan, which had earlier failed to meet targets for the elimination of malaria in 2018 and 2020, now aims to eliminate the disease by 2025, The Bhutan Live reported.

Dr Jane Ruth Aceng attributes the challenge to changes in the environment and self-medication

Do mosquitoes prefer tasty blood? Yes, attractive odors in human skin could be the reason why mosquitoes bite some people more than others.

Dancers, drummers and Namibia’s president and first lady welcomed Jill Biden to their country on Wednesday. Biden is opening a five-day, two-country visit to Africa. Its aimed at highlighting the

A new mosquito species – the Anopheles Stephensi – now threatens to reverse all gains made in fight against malaria in Kenya and beyond.

Aita Signorell and colleagues assess compliance with recommended treatments for severe malaria in children under 5 years of age in the DRC, Nigeria, and Uganda.

The adverse effects of climate change have impacted numerous areas of human health and well-being. In most parts of the world, women are least able to mitigate such changes, so they are an appropriate focus in a recent research paper.

It is as if all organisations doing human rights work are engaged in this ‘promotion’ of homosexuality

The award celebrates countries that have made significant progress in the digitalisation of national health programmes.