Severe malaria may do long-lasting damage to children’s brains, major study finds

Severe malaria may be doing long-lasting damage to children’s brains, according to a major study in Uganda. Researchers ...

How mosquitoes — and malaria — helped shape the whereabouts of early humankind

A female Anopheles quadrimaculatus mosquito takes a blood meal from a host. For millennia, this mosquito has spread malaria.
The New Humanitarian

How do you solve a problem like malaria?

World Malaria Day is celebrating progress made in stopping the disease, but any optimism is clouded by the impact of aid cuts ...

How vaccinations play a crucial role in malaria prevention

Vaccinations play a crucial role in malaria prevention. Dr Neha Rastogi explains how vaccinations play a role in preventing ...

Malaria Vaccines Bring Hope To Children, Caregivers In Malawi

The launch of the malaria vaccine as part of Zambia's Expanded Program on Immunization marks a historic milestone in the ...
NatureOpinion

Vaccines mean malaria deaths should be falling — not rising

There will be little to celebrate on World Malaria Day on 25 April. Global malaria cases, which stood at 238 million in 2018, ...
Save the Children

Why Malaria Still Threatens Children—and How Progress Can Be Reversed

Malaria is preventable, yet still kills children worldwide. Learn why progress can be reversed and how you can help protect ...
CNET

Should You Keep Your Phone Plugged In Overnight? Sure, If You Want to Kill the Battery

If you cling to the comfort of a phone charged all the way to 100%, you may be inadvertently killing your battery. While it feels like you're starting the day prepared, you could be "cooking" the ...