«We are losing a dangerous race to eliminate artemisinin resistant... malaria
before widespread resistance to the partner antimalarials makes that impossible,» said Nicholas White, a professor at Oxford University in Britain and Mahidol University in Thailand who co-led the research.
Not exact matches
Such
resistance genes are rare to nonexistent in specimens of human tissue and body fluid taken 60 years ago,
before the use of antibiotics became
widespread.
At this time, it is not known how
widespread heartworm
resistance is, but it makes an annual heartworm test even more important than
before.