Dr. Sunil Parikh

professor of epidemiology and infectious diseases at the Yale School of Public Health

Dr. Sunil Parikh on KCRW

The World Health Organization approved the first-ever vaccine for malaria on Wednesday.

World Health Organization approves first-ever malaria vaccine. Can it be a game-changer?

The World Health Organization approved the first-ever vaccine for malaria on Wednesday.

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Ivermectin is a drug primarily used to treat parasites, especially in livestock.

Ivermectin: Why are people taking an anti-parasite drug for horses to treat COVID?

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