Could carbamate insecticides save the day?
A field-based study investigates the tenet that insecticide resistance within a mosquito population may fall if the insecticide is replaced by one… Read more »
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Springtime in Scotland with the British Society for Parasitology
For the first time ever, the BSP held its 3-day annual spring meeting in the city of Dundee.
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The AGS-v-vaccine: a magic bullet for mosquito-transmitted infections?
Could a new anti-saliva vaccine protect against multiple mosquito-borne diseases? The Phase I clinical trials have just begun...
The Revenge of the Aedes
With almost 1400 cases and 250 deaths, Brazil is currently experiencing the largest outbreak of yellow fever since the 1940s.… Read more »
The future of emerging infectious diseases in the Trump era
Today marks the inauguration of Donald J. Trump as the 45th President of the United States. At the dawn of this new era, we… Read more »
Zoology 2016 – Nature conservation in a changing world
BMC Zoology recently attended the Benelux Congress of Zoology which was held in December 2016 at Antwerp University and Antwerp… Read more »
Video blog: New model points to better way for geneticists to retrace history
In a new video, we look at research published in BMC Bioinformatics that describes a new biologically realistic model of sequence… Read more »
BMC Genomics: highlights of 2016
As we look back on 2016, it is clear it has been a highly productive year, where we have had many interesting articles published… Read more »
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A microfinance program for women working in sex work: Does it impact women’s experiences of violence?
December 10th is Human Rights Day. To mark the occasion we invited the authors of a recently published article in BMC… Read more »