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The More Bites the Better

Monday, April 02, 2007 | 11:05 PM

Now I know.

The saliva of those insects that persistently bite you may actually boost your immunity to the diseases that their relatives carry later. This has been documented in a disease afflicting soldiers coming back from Iraq, leishmaniasis. Now a study in mice has shown mosquito saliva can protect against malaria. Amazing, huh?

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  1. Blogger Steve Wawruck | April 04, 2007 8:44 AM  

    Crazy, I see in the next 10 years these diseases will hardly affect the first world..it'll take another 50 to get the rest of the world up-to-date

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