Update 2: India Company Develops New Malaria Drug
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India&#39;s Ranbaxy Laboratories said Wednesday it&#39;s developed a new anti-malarial drug, claiming it would cost less but work as well as drugs now used for the disease that kills more than a million people a year worldwide.
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The worldâs most promising malaria vaccine has been shown to work in infants less than a year old, the most vulnerable group.
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Scientists are one step closer to a vaccine against one of the world&#39;s most devastating diseases. Malaria causes more than 300 million cases of illness
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A  discovery could lead to drugs to treat a 'forgotten' tropical disease, scientists hope.
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Description: NPR&#39;s Joanne Silberner reports on a new study that suggests scientists could develop a vaccine for malaria in the near future.
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Scientists say they have developed an effective vaccine against malaria that could be ready for use in six years.
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German and Swiss drug makers Schering and Novartis are developing a new anti-cancer drug with annual sales potential of up to two billion euros (2.7 billion dollars), Schering chief Hubertus Erlen said.
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Scientists develop a synthetic version of a herb-based drug to treat malaria.
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Ranbaxy, one of India's leading drug companies, is seeking US drug authority approval for two of it s generic Aids treatments
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A transport system used by the malaria parasite to infect blood cells could be a target for new treatments, scientists have said. Australian and US teams both claim that they have pinpointed the key proteins involved in the process.
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Early tests of a potential vaccine for malaria show it offers a high level of protection.
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Scientists say they have developed an effective vaccine against malaria that could be ready in six years.
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Panacos releases more clinical trial results for an exciting drug.
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Prospects for a malaria vaccine have been boosted by âtantalisingâ results from a trial in 2000 children in Mozambique. Although the vaccine reduced the risk of infection by only 30% compared with a control
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Researchers have found that artemisinin, the main drug used in fighting malaria, is well absorbed rectally, giving a promising treatment to people suffering severe forms of the disease.
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At least 27 people are reported to have died of malaria in Alindra, India and 293 are seriously ill with the disease which broke out after the heavy rains and floods.
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Here's what a newly approved drug looks like.