Scott Bohle: From Jesuit’s bark to synchrotrons – the rise and fall of an antimalarial

from McGill Podcasts » Mini-Science · host Cody Rei-Anderson

Mini-Science 2011, episode 3: Malaria and its consequences have shaped human history. Science’s attempts to control and understand this disease have also evolved. Tracing how successive generations have grappled with, conquered, and ultimately lost the malaria challenge makes for a fascinating scientific adventure.

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