Basic Malaria Research (Page)
https://www.swisstph.ch/de/topics/malaria/basic-malaria-research
Basic Malaria Research We acquire new functional and mechanistic insight into processes linked to the essential biology of malaria blood stage parasites. These parasite forms are responsible for all m
Technical Support and Capacity Building (Page)
https://www.swisstph.ch/de/topics/malaria/technical-support-and-capacity-building
Technical Support and Capacity Building for Malaria Capacity building is crucial to ensure the sustainable success of malaria prevention and the control of the disease. We provide technical support to
Malaria Vaccines (Page)
https://www.swisstph.ch/de/topics/malaria/malaria-vaccines
Malaria Vaccines Recently, the malaria burden was successfully reduced as a result of scale-up of preventive and treatment measures. Nevertheless, new tools, such as vaccines, are urgently needed. Thi
Antimalarial Drug Development (Page)
https://www.swisstph.ch/de/topics/malaria/antimalarial-drug-development
Antimalarial Drug Development Treating malaria is a global challenge. Resistance against artemisinin-based combination therapies has recently been detected in Southeast Asia, threatening the impact of
Mosquito Biology and Control (Page)
https://www.swisstph.ch/de/topics/malaria/mosquito-biology-and-control
Mosquito Biology and Control Human malaria is spread from an infected person to another by the bite of a mosquito. In order to find better ways to protect humans from infectious mosquito bites we stud
Malaria Elimination (Page)
https://www.swisstph.ch/de/topics/malaria/malaria-elimination
Malaria Elimination The malaria map is shrinking. In high burden areas malaria parasite prevalence has been reduced dramatically. Around 100 countries are now free from malaria. According to WHO estim
Tigermücke (Page)
https://www.swisstph.ch/de/topics/tigermuecke
Asiatische Tigermücke In der Schweiz sind momentan drei verschiedene gebietsfremde, invasive Mückenarten nachgewiesen: die Asiatische Tigermücke ( Aedes albopictus ), die Japanische Buschmücke ( Aedes
Stowaways – or what diagnostics has to do with zoo animals (Blog)
https://www.swisstph.ch/de/impact-stories/stowaways-or-what-diagnostics-has-to-do-with-zoo-animals/blog-id/80
Sometimes unpleasant souvenirs are brought back from trips to tropical countries, which can give us a hard time. These stowaways may have distinguished names such as Angiostrongylus, Anisakis or Stron
The politics of pandemics: Navigating the global landscape (Blog)
https://www.swisstph.ch/de/impact-stories/the-politics-of-pandemics-navigating-the-global-landscape/blog-id/71
The politics of pandemics is about more than just health. It is about how we work across sectors, balancing the complex interplay between health, politics and conflicts, ensuring equity and security i
30 years of R&D towards new drugs for tropical diseases (Blog)
https://www.swisstph.ch/de/impact-stories/30-years-of-rd-towards-new-drugs-for-tropical-diseases/blog-id/70
In today’s interconnected world marked by complex challenges, looking back serves as a compass for charting the way forward. As we celebrate the 80th anniversary of the Swiss Tropical and Public Healt