The Guardian Europe
Frankfurt Airport's Malaria Outbreak: The Gift That Keeps On Giving
Two airport workers die of malaria; officials set traps, catch mosquitoes, and tell everyone not to panic, because the mosquito is probably dead.
The Guardian Europe
Two airport workers die of malaria; officials set traps, catch mosquitoes, and tell everyone not to panic, because the mosquito is probably dead.
BBC World
A mosquito stowaway on a plane brings malaria to Frankfurt Airport, resulting in a tragic death and a rare outbreak that's giving travel bugs a whole new meaning.
UN News
Global South innovators have clever fixes for malaria and other big problems, but funding keeps skipping them like a bad playlist.
ScienceDaily
Malaria didn't just give early humans fevers; it also played matchmaker, splitting up populations and shaping human diversity for at least 74,000 years.
The Hill
Malaria is evolving, mosquitoes are laughing at our insecticides, and the U.S. might need to get serious about finishing the job before the disease brings uninvited guests to our shores.
The Good Times
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