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The Impact of Malaria, a Leading Cause of Death Worldwide | CDC Malaria
The Impact of Malaria, a Leading Cause of Death Worldwide | CDC Malaria
Pregnant woman having a fingerprick performed by a health worker for diagnosis of malaria in a semi-open clinic
New malaria vaccine more than 50 percent effective
New malaria vaccine more than 50 percent effective
blog.foreignpolicy.com — Results of the latest malaria vaccine trials will be published today in The New England Journal of Medicine , and from the looks of it, the news is good--fantastic, in fact. "We are closer than every before to having a malaria vaccine for use ... (more) New malaria vaccine more than 50 percent effective
Malaria Vaccine Effective in Latest Trials - US News and World Report
Malaria Vaccine Effective in Latest Trials - US News and World Report
health.usnews.com — HealthDay Reporter MONDAY, Dec. 8 (HealthDay News) Results from two phase II trials in Africa show that a new malaria vaccine is effective at preventing both infection and the mosquito-borne disease itself in infants and children."Malaria is killing ... (more) Malaria Vaccine Effective in Latest Trials - US News and ...
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Political Animal — ... the vaccine reduced malaria infections by 65%. * In children aged five to 17 months, the incidence of clinical malaria was reduced by 53%. The results today set the stage for more Phase 3 trials--the last needed before lisencing of the vaccine. Future trials will continue to test safety, efficacy, and the possibility of a "booster" shot lengthening the already lengthy 18-month protection observed. 16,000 children will be involved in 11 sites found in 7 countries." According to the CDC , malaria is the fourth leading cause of death among children under five. It kills at least a ...

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Obsidian Wings — ... According to the CDC, malaria is the fourth leading cause of death among children under five. It kills at least a million people a year, and sickens hundreds of times that number. Besides the horrific burden of disease, death, and misery that malaria places on large chunks of the world, it also puts a serious ...

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