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Lend an ear

The art and science of listening

Dr. Lina Finda is making sure African communities have a say in how the world fights malaria.

Dr. Lina Finda smiling.

Buzz off

Small bugs, big breakthroughs

Science holds the key to stopping deadly pests like mosquitoes and screwworms.

An illustration of a mosquito made with dots.

No fever dream

How the U.S. got rid of malaria

This is how a parasite helped build the CDC and changed public health forever.

An illustration of a mosquito and images related to malaria elimination in the U.S.

Bug fix

The buzz stops here

African scientists are engineering
mosquitoes that can’t spread malaria.

An illustration of a mosquito.

Bite back

Great news for mosquito haters

With some breakthrough tools, the end of malaria could be here soon.

Great news for mosquito haters

Target acquired

The newest weapon against mosquitoes: computer vision

The tech behind self-driving cars is also helping fight malaria.

VectorCam—an app that lets someone with minimal training identify mosquito species in a matter of seconds—on a smartphone

Urban invader

The world’s newest weapon against malaria? Mosquitoes

A city-dwelling mosquito threatening Africa sparks innovation in the fight against malaria.

Woman releasing mosquitos from a canister

The life of Neandersquito

This scientist uses old insects to help fight malaria

Mara Lawniczak has an ingenious approach to studying mosquito evolution.

Dr. Mara Lawniczak working with another researcher

Guest post

The malaria geneticist cultivating the next generation of African scientists

Why Dr. Charles Wondji moved from a prestigious UK university to open a lab in Cameroon.

Dr. Charles Wondji and other scientists looking at a computer monitor

Bad air

A big threat to malaria eradication

Climate change could stall the world’s amazing progress on health.

Computer generated image close up of a mosquito
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