New Research Shows Malaria Can Spread In Cooler Climates

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By Nexus MediaJul 18, 2019, 9:35 am208 pts
By Marlene Cimons For nearly a century, scientists thought that malaria could only spread in places where it is really hot. That's because malaria is spread by a tiny parasite that infects mosquitoes, which then infect humans — and this parasite loves warm weather. In warmer climates, the parasite grows…

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