Research Articles
The Silent Hitchhiker: How a Common Parasite Poses Extra Risks for Cancer Patients in China
Research on Toxoplasma gondii infection in cancer patients in Anhui Province, China, revealing genetic characteristics and health risks.
Beyond the Fever: Malaria's Hidden Assault on the Human Heart
Exploring the cardiovascular complications of severe malaria in Jharkhand, India, with data from the pivotal Ranchi study.
The Invisible Enemy: How Molecular Detectives Are Unmasking Leishmaniasis
Discover how PCR technology is revolutionizing the diagnosis of leishmaniasis, a parasitic disease affecting millions worldwide.
The Winter Survivors: How Smart Pest Management Saves Bees Through Frigid Seasons
Discover how integrated pest management and insulation techniques help honey bees survive harsh winters with dramatically lower colony losses.
The Invisible Thieves: Unmasking the Parasites Draining Ethiopia's Livestock
Investigating the alarming prevalence of intestinal parasites in Ethiopia's sheep and goats, their economic impact, and science-backed solutions.
The Hidden Invaders: Unmasking Helminth Parasites in Beef Cattle at Slaughterhouses
Discover how helminth parasites affect beef cattle, their economic impact, and detection methods at slaughterhouses.
Silent Skies: The Hidden Battles Against Disease in the Mississippi Flyway's Waterfowl
Exploring disease transmission among waterfowl in the Mississippi Flyway and the scientific efforts to understand and combat these threats
The Antibody Enigma: Decoding Immunoglobulin Clues in Cutaneous Leishmaniasis
Exploring how immunoglobulin profiles in cutaneous leishmaniasis patients reveal disease progression, diagnostic potential, and therapeutic response.
The Silent Casualties: How Insecticides Threaten Agriculture's Tiny Guardians
Research reveals how common insecticides are decimating Trichogramma evanescens, a vital parasitic wasp for biological pest control in agriculture.
The Silent Army: How Tiny Predators in Glass Vials Are Revolutionizing Pest Control
Exploring how entomoacariphages - nature's own pest control agents - are transforming agriculture through bioresource collections.