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MedPage Today

10/30/2018 Novel Dengue Vaccines Show Promise

This article is about research released at the 2018 Annual Meeting in New Orleans, LA.

MedPage Today

10/30/2018 One Dose of Cholera Vaccine Immunogenic in Kids

This article is about research released at the 2018 Annual Meeting in New Orleans, LA.

HealthDay

10/30/2018 Ebola Vaccines Show Lasting Effect

This article is about research released at the 2018 Annual Meeting in New Orleans, LA.

The Washington Post

10/29/2018 How dogs could help eradicate malaria

This article is about research released at the 2018 Annual Meeting in New Orleans, LA.

BBC

10/29/2018 Malaria: Sniffer dogs to help in fight to eradicate disease

This article is about research released at the 2018 Annual Meeting in New Orleans, LA.

CNN

10/29/2018 Dogs can sniff out malaria parasites on your clothes

This article is about research released at the 2018 Annual Meeting in New Orleans, LA.

SciDev.Net

09/30/2018 Easy sweat-based test for leishmaniasis

This article reported on a study published by the American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene about a non-invasive diagnostic method that relies on human sweat rather than blood samples to detect visceral leishmaniasis.

CNN

08/01/2018 They ate raw centipedes -- and then the headaches began

This article reported on a study published by the American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene about a dangerous foodborne parasite detected in two patients in a Chinese hospital and traced to their consumption of raw wild centipedes.

South China Morning Post

07/31/2018 Life-threatening parasite found in Chinese patients who ate raw centipedes

This article reported on a study published by the American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene about a dangerous foodborne parasite detected in two patients in a Chinese hospital and traced to their consumption of raw wild centipedes.

The New York Times

07/30/2018 Maybe You Were Thinking About Eating Raw Centipedes. Don’t.

This article reported on a study published by the American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene about a dangerous foodborne parasite detected in two patients in a Chinese hospital and traced to their consumption of raw wild centipedes.