Mosquitoes are more likely to infect people with malaria in the early evening than in the middle of the night or the early morning, researchers find.

The discovery of an antibody that trigger a "kill switch" in cells and cause them to self-destruct could lead to a new malaria vaccine.

A new drug target may offer a way to keep the malaria parasite from spreading, researchers say.

An extra barrier layer above malaria bed nets significantly improves their performance, a new study shows.

Reworking molecules originally designed to fight the skin disease psoriasis could pave the way for a new drug to combat malaria.

Mosquitoes are pretty good at killing off the parasite that causes malaria. Now scientists know more about how they do it.

A new test detects malaria drug resistance with only a tiny sample tube, a laptop, and a power source. The work could save lives.

Targeting newly discovered proteins key to the malaria parasite's life cycle could offer another weapon in the fight against the disease.