After 7 days tea treatment: All parasites are eliminated., no recrudescence, no resistance. No gametocytes left, no transmission: eradication is possible Prophylactic strengthening of the immune system: no reinfection after 27 days

De premiers essais en 2009 menés par IFBV-BELHERB avaient montré que la tisane Artemisia annua et la lumière UV tétanisaient les Paramécies dans l’eau. Ce protozoaire est souvent utilisé pour étudier la présence de substances chimiques dans les milieux aquatiques. Nous avons suggéré à une équipe de jeunes chercheurs katangais, Dr Jérôme Munya et Dr Constant Kansongo de reprendre ces expériences sur base du document en annexe pour voir si des essais sur Paramécie permettraient éventuellement de mieux comprendre l’action...

Vaccines blocking the invasion of malaria sporozoites failed so far, after 30 years of efforts, millions spent, and disastrous human clinical trials. The efforts and the millions are now focused on vaccines blocking transmission by gametocytes. The results are not yet encouraging but the updated Malaria Vaccine Technology Roadmap foresees that there will be a TBV vaccine available in 2030. The update was necessary as the program launched by WHO in 2000 ( TDR/RBM/MAL/VAC/2000.1) has not yet progressed very far. Ogobara K. Doumbo,...

Vaccines blocking the invasion of malaria sporozoites failed so far, after 30 years of efforts, millions spent, and disastrous human clinical trials. The efforts and the millions are now focused on vaccines blocking transmission by gametocytes. The results are not yet encouraging but the updated Malaria Vaccine Technology Roadmap foresees that there will be a TBV vaccine available in 2030. The update was necessary as the program launched by WHO in 2000 ( TDR/RBM/MAL/VAC/2000.1) has not yet progressed very far. Ogobara K. Doumbo, Karamoko...

In 2001 WHO posted a statement on their home page, without signatures, without references: « Due to the instability of artemisinin in raw materials of Artemisia annua L, the leaves need to be stored in cool conditions — preferably below 20°C. Most malaria endemic countries have warm climates and people generally lack access to refrigeration, so it is difficult for patients to keep artemisinin-containing tea bags under 20°C in their homes” A statement not substantiated by scientific papers. Cui bono? Our associations immediately...