Malaria!

The battle against malaria was one of the major activities in the Nigerian health sector in 2009. Read More

O'treng village doesn't look like the epicenter of anything. Read More

Interfering in mosquitoes' sex lives could help halt the spread of malaria, British scientists said last week. Read More

EDWY LATEST NEWS eDoorways Spreads Holiday Cheer With Christmas Release of First Doorway "SOLVE" Beta Version 1.0 Makes Debut Just After Midnight (CST) Christmas Morning Making Launch Possibly One of the Best Gifts Shareholders May Have Received in 2009 From Publicly Traded Social Media Search Platform AUSTIN, TX--(12/28/09) - Launching a little after 12:00 a.m. (CST) this past Friday morning Christmas Day, the eDoorways Corporation (Pinksheets:EDWY), a web-based consumer problem-solving gateway, lifestyle information source, and online business-to-consumer marketplace, has successfully released and operated the long awaited beta version of its first doorway, "SOLVE" v1.0, over the Christmas week-end. Read More

A Sailor who contracted malaria while on assignment to Liberia died Dec. 26 at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center in Germany. Read More

Researchers from three different disciplines at the CellNetworks cluster of excellence were involved in the study. Read More

O'TRENG village in Cambodia does not look like the epicenter of anything. Read More

A sailor who contracted malaria while on assignment to Liberia died Saturday at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center in Germany. Read More

"This is not business as usual. It's something really special and it needs a real concerted effort," said Dr. Nick White, a malaria expert at Mahidol University in Bangkok who has spent decades trying to eradicate the disease from Southeast Asia. "We know that children have been dying in Africa — millions of children have died over the past three decades — and a lot of those deaths have been attributed to drug resistance. And we know that the drug resistance came from the same place." Read More

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