Why the fight against malaria is having a 'Red Queen' moment

As Alice and the Red Queen run towards a chessboard in Lewis Carroll’s childhood classic, the wind whistling in their ears, the little girl makes a curious discovery: despite running very fast for a very long time, she hasn’t actually moved.

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