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First Drug for Dengue Found to Be Effective in Mice

Four hundred million people become infected with dengue each year, and 40,000 die, but at present, there is not a single treatment option.

United statesRhode islandRegion flamandeUniversity of rhode islandDuane gublerJohan neytsAlan rothmanJannsen pharmaceuticaRega instituteNational university of singaporeDiseases consortiumKu leuven rega instituteDrug designMedscape medical newsWellcome trustKeong ooi

West Nile Virus Cases Climbing in Colorado

West Nile virus infections and deaths are both up in Colorado from last year, and there have been more cases so far than at any point since 2016.

United statesColorado springsDaniel pastulaUniversity of colorado school medicinePublic health veterinarian jennifer houseColorado school of public healthColorado department of public healthWest nileColorado departmentPublic healthColorado schoolHeat exhaustionHeat prostrationMeningococcal infectionMeningococcal diseaseTropical infection

P vivax Malaria Burden Grossly Underestimated

The burden of P vivax may be even greater burden than that of the more familiar P falciparum over the long term.

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Half the World Has Little or No Access to Diagnostics

In basic primary care settings, the likelihood of any test being available was less than 1 in 5.

United statesAddis ababaDan milnerPascale ondoaAfrican society for laboratory medicineAmerican society for clinical pathologyLancet global healthLancet commissionSue hortonWaterloo schoolPublic health sciencesMedscape medicalDiagnostics listInternational developmentService provision assessmentAmerican society

WHO Backs Rollout of Malaria Vaccine for African Children

The World Health Organization said on Wednesday the only approved vaccine against malaria should be widely given to African children, potentially marking a major advance against a disease that kills hundreds of thousands of people annually.

United kingdomTedros adhanom ghebreyesusEuropean unionWorld health organizationStrategic advisory group of experts on immunisationMalaria policy advisory groupTedros adhanomStrategic advisory groupTropical infectionRopical diseaseDrug regulation

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