
Saving squirrel monkeys from fatal toxoplasmosis: a promising new vaccine
A study reports on a promising vaccine candidate for toxoplasmosis to protect highly susceptible squirrel monkeys in parks and zoos.
A study reports on a promising vaccine candidate for toxoplasmosis to protect highly susceptible squirrel monkeys in parks and zoos.
Krisztian Magori recommends a recent review paper on what we know about the impact of climate change on West Nile virus transmission, and all the… Read more »
Parasites have evolved various strategies for finding a host. For hyperparasitoids that use a host hidden inside its own host this… Read more »
In their recently published article in Thyroid Research, the authors show how studying hibernating brown bears can help to… Read more »
How do cancer patients decide whether to get mental health treatment? -- Were ichthyosaurs born head-first or tail-first? -- Which… Read more »
Revisiting older scientific publications is always important to ensure foundational knowledge is secure, which is why Andrea Adden… Read more »
What can a sub-tropical frog from India can teach us about regenerative medicine? How do family caregivers of patients seeking for… Read more »
Researchers use socioeconomic and ecosystem degradation variables to improve the predictive accuracy of disease risk models for… Read more »
Game theory is a mathematical framework used in economics to understand how a contestant’s strategy in a competition over… Read more »
We take a closer look at some of the posters presented at this year’s Fungal Genetics Conference.