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Malaria’s ticking time bomb

General Research

Scientists are racing to stamp out the disease in Southeast Asia before unstoppable strains spread.

Photograph of an African village with women passing by with umbrellas

In a new article for Nature, researchers from MORU and SMRU (NDM) explain what is happening and what we are doing to eliminate drug-resistant malaria in Southeast Asia before it spreads. 

Read the article (Nature)

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