High hopes for a new malaria cure in Madagascar

The video discusses the potential of Madagascar's rainforest in providing new hope for malaria patients. It highlights the work of Rapala, a traditional healer who uses spiritual guidance and plants for healing. Scientists are interested in a unique tree found in Madagascar, which has shown promise in treating malaria. A new molecule, discovered from this tree, is effective in the early stages of malaria. However, it is still undergoing trials and may take a decade before becoming commercially available.

What is unique about Repala's approach to healing?

• He follows strict scientific protocols.

• He relies on spiritual guidance.

• He uses modern medical equipment.

• He uses only synthetic drugs.

What is the significance of the tree strict cynopsis to RC?

• Its bark is used in traditional remedies.

• It is known for its fruit.

• It is a common tree found worldwide.

• It is used to make furniture.

What is the name of the molecule discovered by researchers?

• Chloroquine

• Artemisinin

• Quinine

• As Obscene

Why is 'as obscene' considered a breakthrough in malaria treatment?

• It cures malaria instantly.

• It works before full symptoms develop.

• It is cheaper than other drugs.

• It is available over the counter.

What is the current status of 'as obscene' in terms of commercialization?

• It is already available in pharmacies.

• It is in the final stage of human trials.

• It is still undergoing trials and not yet commercialized.

• It has been rejected by researchers.