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Researchers at Texas Tech University are working on a project related to a tropical disease. The university has announced that its researchers will be tackling an overlooked tropical disease.
Further details about the project are available from Texas Tech University. The university is the source of the information and may have more specifics about the research and its goals.
For more information about the project, readers can refer to the announcement from Texas Tech University in Lubbock, TX.
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