Research Articles
The Great Malaria Showdown: Putting Childhood Lifesavers to the Test
A clinical trial comparing chloroquine, amodiaquine, halofantrine and Fansidar for treating uncomplicated malaria in children.
The Bat's Backpackers: Uncovering a Hidden Path for Disease in the Shadows
How scientists in Brazil are playing detective with DNA to trace a silent threat from bats to mites and beyond.
The Hidden Hitchhikers: Intestinal Parasites in Venezuelan Food Handlers
Exploring the prevalence and public health implications of intestinal parasites in food handlers in rural Venezuela and global context.
The Uninvited Guests: The Hidden World of Food-Borne Parasites
Exploring the public health risks of food-borne parasites, their global impact, and scientific detection methods.
DNA Topoisomerases: The Magicians of DNA and Their Role in Fighting Parasitic Infections
Explore how DNA topoisomerases serve as crucial targets for antiprotozoal therapy, with insights into their mechanisms and therapeutic applications.
The Hidden Hunger: Uncovering a Wormy Crisis in Ethiopia's Backyard Chickens
Research reveals 87.2% of scavenging chickens in Eastern Shewa, Ethiopia are infected with gastrointestinal helminths, threatening food security and livelihoods.
The Unwelcome Guest: How a Parasite's Exit Wounds Leave the Gut in Crisis
Discover how Giardia parasite infections cause lasting gut barrier damage even after eradication, leading to chronic inflammation and health issues.
The Hidden Invaders: Unveiling the Parasite World Within Japan's Feral Raccoons
Exploring the gastrointestinal helminths found in feral raccoons in Wakayama Prefecture, Japan, and their implications for public health and ecosystem management.
From the Bedroom to the Lab: Repurposing a Blueprint to Fight a Killer Disease
How scientists are re-engineering Viagra's molecular blueprint into a potential weapon against African Sleeping Sickness
The Secret World Within: Unraveling Parasite Mysteries in Trinidad's Marsupials
Exploring the hidden parasite communities in Trinidad's marsupials and their implications for ecosystem health and human disease transmission.