Inherited homemade soup recipes help fight malaria


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Your grandmother’s soup may hold the key to preventing malaria from spreading. — AFP

Some soups may be good for more than just the soul.

A new study suggests that certain homemade broths – made from chicken, beef, or even just vegetables – might have properties that can help fight malaria.

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