Research Articles
The Invisible Enemy: Why We're Overestimating a Deadly Parasite in Nigeria's Children
New research challenges long-held assumptions about amoebiasis prevalence in Nigerian children with diarrhea, revealing significant overdiagnosis through microscopy.
The Silent Stowaway: How Science Detects a Deadly Parasite in Our Pork
Exploring the scientific methods to detect Trichinella spiralis in pork, comparing artificial digestion and enzyme immunoassays for food safety.
The Hidden Hitchhiker: How a Tiny Parasite Is Reshaping Newfoundland's Coastal Ecosystems
Discover how the parasitic copepod Ergasilus labracis is impacting threespine sticklebacks and reshaping Newfoundland's marine ecosystems.
Lice Lessons: How Role-Playing Games Outperform Lectures in Teaching Permethrin Use
Study shows role-playing training significantly improves permethrin shampoo effectiveness against head lice compared to traditional lecture methods.
The Secret Life of a Liver Fluke: How a Common Drug Deforms a Deadly Parasite
Exploring how praziquantel causes dramatic morphological changes in Clonorchis sinensis and new combinatorial therapies for treatment.
Unlocking a Parasite's Past: Iraqi Kurdistan Reveals Cradle of a Dangerous Worm
Genetic research reveals Iraqi Kurdistan as the likely origin of Echinococcus granulosus, the parasite causing hydatid disease, through analysis of two distinct haplotype clusters.
The Invisible Hunt: How PCR Revolutionizes Parasite Detection in Veterinary Medicine
Explore how PCR technology is transforming parasite detection in veterinary medicine through enhanced sensitivity, species identification, and quantification capabilities.
The Luminous Depths: Unlocking the Glowing Secrets of Philippine Marine Fishes
Discover the fascinating symbiotic relationships between Philippine marine fishes and bioluminescent bacteria, their ecological importance, and potential medical applications.
Unlocking the Parasite's Playbook: How Gene Chip Technology Is Revolutionizing the Fight Against Ancient Foes
Exploring how gene chip technology is transforming parasitology research, from malaria epigenetics to organ-on-chip models for parasite studies.
The Silent Guardian: How Haiti's Malaria Detective Tools Passed a Critical Test
How Haiti's innovative diagnostic tools confirmed the reliability of malaria rapid tests by detecting no evidence of Pfhrp2/3 gene deletions in local parasites.