THIS IS NEW! Mosquito saliva could track malaria exposure
Scientists from Tanzania and the USA have found that mosquito saliva could offer a powerful new way to track malaria exposure in people.
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Scientists from Tanzania and the USA have found that mosquito saliva could offer a powerful new way to track malaria exposure in people.
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On 21st November 2025, members of the Ifakara Hea…
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