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What killed King Tut
17/2/2010King Tut probably was killed by a combination of malaria, a broken leg and several inherited disorders that rendered him weak and lame long before his actual death.
Mozzie nose transplant vs malaria
16/2/2010Scientists have successfully transplanted most of the "nose" of the mosquito that spreads malaria into frog eggs and fruit flies.
Malaria vaccine does well in study
4/2/2010A malaria vaccine tested by US and African researchers in Mali produced a robust immune response in young children, the group most vulnerable to the mosquito-borne disease.
Important malaria finding made
4/2/2010Investigators say they have made important lab discoveries in mosquitoes and the parasite which causes malaria, opening up new paths for attacking the disease.
Triggers in malaria vaccine hunt
21/1/2010Scientists have identified two surface molecules in the malaria parasite that could lead to developing a vaccine against the disease that kills at least one million people each year, according to a report.
GSK helps research for malaria cure
20/1/2010British drug maker GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) is to make thousands of chemical compounds that have the potential to cure malaria available for research, a newspaper has reported.
Urgent medical needs in Haiti
15/1/2010Urgent care for survivors, sheltering the sick and homeless and warding off the spectre of infectious disease head a list of medical needs in quake-devastated Haiti, experts said.
Malaria cases grow in Limpopo
31/12/2009Cases of malaria have increased in Limpopo's Vhembe and Mopani districts over the past week, the provincial health department said.
Mozzie sex key to malaria
23/12/2009Interfering in mosquitoes' sex lives could help halt the spread of malaria, British scientists said.
Malaria push wins half the battle
15/12/2009Malaria cases appear to have been slashed by half in more than a third of countries battling the disease following a renewed push by the United Nations to eradicate it.
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