【向科学家精神致敬！ 屠呦呦事迹纳入新教材】Nobel Prize winner Tu Youyou's acceptance speech and thesis will now be included in Chinese textbooks starting this fall. As the first Chinese scientist to win a Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, the story of Tu Youyou and her research team will be a part of textbooks for primary and secondary students in China. Tu's team officially announced the latest development of artemisinin resistance research yesterday, which has attracted wide attention.

【放“大招”了！#屠呦呦团队获青蒿素抗药性新突破#！[中国赞]】Chinese chemist Tu Youyou and her team announced on Monday that they made significant breakthroughs in their research on artemisinin resistance, saying a new treatment plan will be unveiled soon. Tu in 2015 became the first Chinese to receive the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. She discovered artemisinin and dihydroartemisinin, compounds isolated from the medicinal plant Artemisia Annua, which were used to treat malaria in a significant medical breakthrough that saved millions of lives. Artemisinin-based combination therapies are less successful in getting rid of all parasites in the first three days of the treatment among patients with artemisinin-resistant strains of malaria, according to the World Health Organization. For more: https://t.cn/AiNa7NwO

【放“大招”了！#屠呦呦团队获青蒿素抗药性新突破#！[中国赞]】Chinese chemist Tu Youyou and her team announced on Monday that they made significant breakthroughs in their research on artemisinin resistance, saying a new treatment plan will be unveiled soon. Tu in 2015 became the first Chinese to receive the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. She discovered artemisinin and dihydroartemisinin, compounds isolated from the medicinal plant Artemisia Annua, which were used to treat malaria in a significant medical breakthrough that saved millions of lives. Artemisinin-based combination therapies are less successful in getting rid of all parasites in the first three days of the treatment among patients with artemisinin-resistant strains of malaria, according to the World Health Organization.