PWB News

Despommier spent 38 years as a professor of microbiology and public health in environmental health
sciences at Columbia University, where he won the Best Teacher Award six times.

Parasites Without Borders is on a mission to make educational to provide free science education to all in an effort to eliminate human suffering from parasitic infections around the world.

On January 20, 2012, the first NTDS road map was launched, along with the formation of the world’s biggest public-private sector partnership and significant and substantial pledges.

Global mission to eliminate five devastating parasitic diseases through research, education, and international cooperation, targeting Guinea Worm, Malaria, River Blindness, Polio, and Lymphatic Filariasis.

PWB is fundraising for MicrobeTV, a 501c3 nonprofit organization and independent podcast network that hosts shows about viruses, bacteria, parasites, evolution, immunology, and neuroscience.

Dr. Griffin’s article reveals the evidence regarding abnormalities and therapeutics for PASC and how to help
impacted individuals improve.

With over 240 episodes and counting, this conversational-style podcast
shares everything there is to know about the creatures that live in us, on us, and with us.

While parasitic diseases can be treated, much of the medical community doesn’t have the necessary knowledge to help those infected. The founders of Parasites Without Borders are on a mission to change that and to help eliminate human suffering from parasitic infections.

A Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
study found that 60 percent of all existing infectious diseases are zoonotic, and at least 70 percent of emerging infectious diseases originate in animals.

According to WHO, “Every day, on average, 1,600,000 people get sick due to unsafe food, contaminated with bacteria, viruses, [and] parasites…. It affects all countries” — even the United States.