Last bites for malaria

Article Abstract:

Australian scientist Geoff McFadden has developed an effective malaria vaccine that may be used to treat toxoplasmosis in AIDS patients. He discovered in 1996 that malaria parasites contain relict chloroplasts and could be vulnerable to a commercially sold herbicide. He developed a potent antibiotic that disrupts more than one enzyme reaction, ensuring the malaria parasite does not develop resistance.

Research, Vaccines, AIDS (Disease), Malaria, AIDS research

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Resistance is useless

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the spread of eucalypts tree disease, guava rust, and the failure of botanists to prevent the spread of the disease, which causes foliage loss is discussed.

Diseases, Botany, Eucalyptus

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Blinkered about Bill

Article Abstract:

The Australian Koala Foundation's tactics are evaluated. Conservation aims trading on the emotive appeal of koalas are claimed to favour sentiment over reason.

Environmental associations, Practice, Environmental aspects, Koala, Koalas

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