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Why mandates work for traditional insurance categories, but not for cyber-insurance - Vimarsana News

Why mandates work for traditional insurance categories, but not for cyber-insurance

Cyber insurance was the brainchild of Steve Haase, an insurance broker for Hamiliton Dorsey Alston Co. When first introduced in 1997, the coverage was

New Zip Trip gas station set to open next year - Vimarsana News

New Zip Trip gas station set to open next year

The new convenience store will be over a thousand square feet larger than its predecessor, and will also have larger bathrooms and additional coolers, according to Steve Haase, the regional gas station brand’s general manager.

Parasite-host "coupling" mechanism could lead to new treatments for malaria - Vimarsana News

Parasite-host "coupling" mechanism could lead to new treatments for malaria

Transmitted through infected mosquitos, the malaria parasite, once in the human bloodstream, synchronously ruptures red blood cells and rapidly infects new red blood cells, beginning the cycle anew.

Researchers zero in on a potential new target for malaria: Biological clocks - Vimarsana News

Researchers zero in on a potential new target for malaria: Biological clocks

Health officials warn that drug resistance could wipe out recent progress against malaria, particularly in Africa and southeast Asia.

Biological clocks of people and malaria paras - Vimarsana News

Biological clocks of people and malaria paras

Could the next weapon against malaria come from a better understanding of biological clocks? A new study shows that malaria parasites sync their gene activity with the circadian rhythms of their host, like two pendulum clocks with synchronized swings. If scientists can identify the molecular signals behind this mysterious synchronicity, they might be able to develop new anti-malarial drugs that throw malaria’s internal clock out of step with its host, essentially “jet-lagging” the parasites.