Interesting article below. Not sure where their sources are for stating that malaria has killed more people than all wars and all other diseases, but it is a sobering thought... Ylva
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Scientists fighting malaria bite by bite
Scientists are tinkering with genetics to curb mosquitoes' proclivity for picking up -- and then transmitting -- the deadly parasite that causes malaria.
Full story: http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/nationworld/2003302222_skeeter13.html
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