Somewhere off the main road in the village of Soumousso in Burkina Faso is another village—built entirely for mosquitoes.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Since the 1830's, Cleveland has been known as "The Forest City".

Genetically modified fungus rapidly kills malaria-spreading mosquitoes: study Trials in Burkina Faso reduced mosquito colonies by 99 per cent Resea

A new weapon in the war against malaria-carrying mosquitoes has arrived just in time for summer.

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I cannot remember a spring with so much rain in all the years I have worked in the landscape industry.

A rare fungal disease was the cause of a 34-year-old man’s frightening tongue lesion featured in a new case report.

The solution to the problem of increasing drug resistance among malaria-causing parasites could come from the North, according to a study published

Summer temperatures are rising. Are your toes ready for flip flop season, or are you embarrassed about your feet?

Scientists have found an island that is providing a safe haven for frogs facing the risk of a widespread, species-destroying fungus.

Found this crawly thing when I was working in my garden beds. I’ve lived here forever and never seen anything like it! It’s several inches long.

A genetically modified fungus rapidly kills 99 percent of malaria mosquitoes, a new study reveals.

A fungus genetically engineered to express a spider venom can successfully control populations of malarial mosquitoes, a new study suggests.

A fungus genetically engineered to produce spider venom can quickly kill mosquitoes that spread malaria, a study suggests.

(CNN)Researchers have developed a new weapon in the fight against malaria -- a fungus genetically engineered using a gene found in the venom of an

If we want to stop malaria from killing more than 400,000 people every year, we’ll need to stop mosquitoes — the irksome insects are the primary tr

A study carried out between the IRSS research institute in Burkina Faso in West Africa and the University of Maryland in the US discovered a fungus

Bed nets. Insecticides. Sterile and genetically modified insects.

In a geriatric hospital in Tokyo ten years ago, an inpatient 70-year-old Japanese woman had mysterious discharge from her external ear canal.

In the 1980s, the village of Soumousso in Burkina Faso helped launch one of the most powerful weapons against malaria: insecticide-treated bed nets

A fungus engineered to produce a spider toxin could help take down insecticide-resistant mosquitoes that can spread malaria.

The excessive use of chemicals used as pesticides and insecticides poses danger to the environment as well as human health.

A fluffy pink fungus with long, thread-like tendrils encrusted in gold particles could help prospectors mine the precious element, a team of Austra

INDIANAPOLIS (WNDU) - Rhododendron plants infected with sudden oak death, or SOD, which poses a fatal risk to oak trees, have been confirmed at mor