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On August 20, 1897, a British army surgeon named Ronald Ross peered through a microscope at the gastrointestinal tract of a female mosquito and found what he was looking for: the malarial parasite, unmistakable and confirming what he had suspected for years. The mosquito was the vector. The mystery ...
Every year on April 25, World Malaria Day highlights the global fight against one of the worldā€™s oldest and deadliest diseases.
For those interested in global health volunteering, it also raises an important question:
how can individuals contribute to malaria prevention in real communities?
This y...
Saturday, January 30th, marks the second annual World NTD Day, a day of awareness that addresses Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) that affect many communities worldwide. This day is meant to celebrate hard-earned progress and take action to end the neglect and beat NTDs.Ā According to WorldNTDd
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