Monkey Malaria Parasite DNA Found in Mosquitoes Near Indonesian Palm Oil Plantations
Mosquitoes potentially carrying monkey malaria parasites have been identified for the first time near palm oil plantations in Indonesia, raising public health concerns about zoonotic disease transmission.
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