What starts as a tiny mosquito bite could lead to a devastating disease called
elephantiasis — causing massive swelling, pain, and disability. But scientists are
fighting back. Watch to discover how the disease works inside the body and how the TAKEOFF project is helping tackle it. Produced with the support of Germany's Federal Ministry of Research, Technology and Space (BMFTR). #elephantiasis #disease #elephantiasisawareness
elephantiasis — causing massive swelling, pain, and disability. But scientists are
fighting back. Watch to discover how the disease works inside the body and how the TAKEOFF project is helping tackle it. Produced with the support of Germany's Federal Ministry of Research, Technology and Space (BMFTR). #elephantiasis #disease #elephantiasisawareness
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