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New ‘early warning’ system could predict insecticide resistance in mosquitoes

15 December 2025

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Freshwater snails carry bacteria with antimicrobial resistance genes that could transfer to human pathogens

27 August 2025

Close-up image of an Anopheles mosquito feeding on human skin. The mosquito’s abdomen is swollen and bright red with ingested blood, illustrating its role as the vector responsible for transmitting malaria.
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Spatial mosquito repellents could be a promising new malaria prevention tool

18 August 2025

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Drug kills mosquitoes when they feed through ingestion and surface contact

7 August 2025

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New network to address malaria among school-aged children in sub-Saharan Africa

6 August 2025

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Edge Hill University embarks on unique new partnership with world-leading Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine

18 July 2025

An audience listens to a lecture at LSTM as a speaker stands at the front beside a screen showing a slide on genetically determined mosquito traits linked to malaria transmission, with LSTM and iiCON logos on the wall behind.
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Inaugural Lecture – Professor Tony Nolan

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Hybrid schistosome parasites lead to calls for new diagnostic methods

6 May 2025

COVID lateral flow tests
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COVID five years on: How rapid testing popularised during the pandemic is helping us prevent the next one

A mosquito that has been fed dye to make her glow. (Provided by Lee R. Haines)
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Drug used for rare genetic disorders kills mosquitoes capable of malaria transmission

COVID vaccine trial
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COVID five years on: Vaccine technology is essential weapon against future pandemics

(Credit: Russell Stothard)
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Schistosomiasis: the hidden struggle for diagnosis and control