Researchers may be about to take a bite out of malaria. The mosquito-borne disease, which infects 225 million people each year and kills 781,000 victims, but a new vaccine has cut the number of infections of test subjects in half in the year following vaccination.
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The true wat to combat malaria is to bring back DDT.
ReplyDeleteIf you search the history of the ban of DDT it was a political ban fueled by a book written by Rachel Carson called Silent Spring.
The book was full of falsehoods, agenda driven junk science, and outright lies.
The ban on DDT has cost this world tens of millions of people their lives, and there is no other effective countermeasure to the spread of the disease.
If you start CRITICALLY looking at all the reports from the government on this or that, you start to see how they routinely manipulate the sheeple to attain their polical gains.
You want to combat malaria?
BRING BACK DDT!