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A vaccine that could block mosquitoes from transmitting malaria

  • Written by Wei-Chiao Huang, Ph.D. Candidate in the Biomedical Engineering Department, University at Buffalo, The State University of New York
A vaccine that could block mosquitoes from transmitting malariaHigh magnification view of mosquito pupae and larvae underwater.7th Son Studio/shutterstock

Is it possible to eradicate malaria?

It is a question with which many researchers have grappled, and many ideas have been proposed. The reason malaria has garnered so much attention is that it is one of the deadliest diseases, infecting 200 million people...

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