Adding Blue Dye To Anti-Malaria Drug Appears To Stop Transmission
By A Mystery Man Writer
Last updated 16 Aug 2024
Methylene blue used to be an anti-malarial treatment but fell out of favor. Researchers wondered, what if it were added to a current medication?
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