As resistance to anti-malarial drugs spreads, these scientists are racing to stem the tide

As resistance to anti-malarial drugs spreads, these scientists are racing to stem the tide

The vast majority – around 90% – were in Africa, where many are all too familiar with the devastating impact of the disease. For example, in South East Asia, drug resistance to current first-line treatment has become a cause for concern. It threatens progress made in recent years against malaria.