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A drug which poisons mosquitoes when they feed on it could provide a powerful new avenue for tackling malaria.

Treating adults and children with the drug ivermectin helped to control the spread of malaria without causing harmful side-effects, the research led by a team at the Colorado State University found.

If the findings are replicated in larger studies ivermectin’s unique way of working could help reduce the burden of malaria and control mosquito populations. »

Egg Boy, you have free entry to any Hoods show for life should you wish.

Holy shit, he full smacks him with a lefty and egg boy just cops it and keeps filming.

Egg boy has free entry to every @JebediahHQ and @BobEvansMusic gig for life if he so chooses #eggboy — Bob Evans (@BobEvansMusic) March 16, 2019. »

WhatsApp cofounder Brian Acton defended his decision to sell his company to Facebook for $19 billion and encouraged students to delete their accounts from the social network in a rare public appearance at Stanford University on Wednesday.

“I sold my users’ privacy to a larger benefit,” Acton told Forbes in September, detailing the conflicts that eventually led to his departure.

The WhatsApp cofounder called Facebook “a bit of a monoculture,” where he was the outlier. »

CANBERRA, Australia — Australia's prime minister has suggested an anti-Muslim senator should be charged after he hit a teen who cracked a raw egg over the legislator's head.

Sen. Fraser Anning has been widely condemned for blaming Muslim immigration for racist attacks on two New Zealand mosques that claimed at least 50 lives. »