Malaria

The economic and climate-related impacts of forest destruction are well known, but continued logging could unleash devastating new pandemics and spread fatal diseases into the human population, scientists tell the Ecologist

Millions more exposed as disease moves into higher altitude areas in Kenya and Tanzania

Bono may be cheerleading for its charitable wing, but corporate America is not waging a war on AIDS for the sake of its health, says Tom Hodgkinson

Peter Bunyard on the battle against malaria, a fallen hero of the Colombian medical establishment and the mysterious fate of thousands of unique primates.

A genetically modified mosquito is being hailed as the route to tackling malaria, a disease which kills more than one million people every year.