Doctors in Italy worked twenty –four hours around the clock on Gaither’s case and found a solution, hopefully. It was not a life-threatening case after all. Many people living in the forest areas ridden with these insects had been affected by this illness. Now that it was known, researchers got to work. An international researcher, Professor Waismer, however, had heard of it before and how it struck communities.
“African Trypanosomiasis, also known as “sleeping sickness”, is caused by microscopic parasites of the species Trypanosoma brucei,” he explained. One of the participants raised his hands to ask a question.
“Yes, I see a hand over there. Can you please stand and let me hear your question?”
“Now that we know that he has this, how do we cure it so he’ll be well again?” asked one of
