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A pope, a Peruvian tree bark, and four hundred years of nearly beating malaria.
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Matthew Higgins starts with the quinine sent to Urban VIII in 1623 and follows the long campaign since: the drugs, the resistance, the nets, the first vaccines, and what still stands between here and elimination. 18:00.
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