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The first global malaria risk map to be developed in forty years has highlighted the 2.37 billion people at risk from one of the world's deadliest diseases. The findings of the Malaria Atlas ...

The most detailed map ever created of malaria risk worldwide is published today by an international team of researchers funded by the Wellcome Trust. The Malaria Atlas Project (MAP) will be a ...

Malaria, once thought to be almost eradicated, is on the rise again, and a new map shows just how far and how fast it's spreading. Rose Hoban reports. Decades ago, scientists and doctors thought ...

So concludes a group of researchers, including a scientist in the University of Florida Emerging Pathogens Institute, who spent three years producing the first spatial map of global malaria risk ...

Today’s map comes from the World Health Organization’s flagship malaria report, which was released today. It shows the countries around the world that have defeated malaria, those that are on their ...

Each year, nearly one million die of malaria. Now an international team of scientists has produced a tool of almost unfathomable power to combat this scourge. In the same way they cracked the ...

Late last year, the World Health Organization said it's possible to end deaths from malaria as soon as 2015. It won't be easy, mind you. But widespread use of insecticide-treated nets and indoor ...

Pathogen turns off key genes to become invisible to the immune system, posing a hidden threat in disease transmission.

LONDON (Reuters) - Researchers are creating a global malaria map to tackle the killer disease by pinpointing the areas where it strikes most often. The map, the first in 40 years, is designed to ...

However, the map shows that almost all of those living in areas of high transmission live in sub-Saharan Africa where the disease, death and disability burdens from P. falciparum malaria remain ...