Malaria
Fighting Malaria With 'Social Vaccine': Mom's Knowledge About Disease Can Lessen Baby's Risk Of Infection
New research finds a mom's education can influence the likelihood of her children developing malaria. 
What Your Blood Type Says About Whether You’ll Survive Disease
Your blood type does a lot to defend your body against deadly diseases. 
Malaria Mosquitoes Don’t Like Chicken; Poultry-Scented Insect Repellent May Be Key To Disease Control
A new study finds that the odor of chickens may repel certain mosquitoes known to cause malaria, possibly signaling the development of new tools against the mosquito-borne disease. 
Mosquito-Repellent Soap Invention Seeks To Wash Away Africa Malaria Threat
Two former students from Burkina Faso have designed a mosquito-repellent soap, which they hope could be a simple and affordable solution in the fight to end malaria, but more funds are needed to test the idea, according to the startup behind it. 
Malaria Vaccine Candidate Offers Up To 1 Year Of Protection, Could Save Countless Lives
A recent study claims that one malaria vaccine candidate resulted in up to a year of protection during recent trials. 
Malaria Deaths Rising In Angola As Health Crisis Spreads
Deaths from malaria in Angola this year look set to outstrip 2015 as a health crisis that includes one of the country's worst yellow fever outbreaks in decades spreads, the World Health Organisation said. 
Cancer Drugs Are Made From The Extract Of Rosy Periwinkle; 4 Medicinal Plants That Are Good For You
Many of the useful plant-based substances belong to a family of nitrogen-containing compounds called alkaloids. 
Victoria's Secret Perfume And Skin So Soft Are Actually Pretty Good DEET-Free Bug Repellents
A new study on DEET alternative bug repellents has found that Victoria's Secret perfume is highly effective at keeping mosquitoes at bay. 
World's First Malaria Vaccine Delayed As WHO Experts Urge Caution
The world's first malaria vaccine is promising but should be used on a pilot basis before any wide-scale use, given its limited efficacy, World Health Organization (WHO) experts said on Friday. 
WHO Experts Urge Demo Tests Before Wider Use Of Malaria Vaccine
The world's first malaria vaccine is promising but should be used on a pilot basis before any wide-scale use, given its limited efficacy, World Health Organization experts said on Friday.
