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[https://sanaria.com/research-development/ by SANARIA] | [https://sanaria.com/research-development/ by SANARIA] | ||
Sanaria’s innovative vaccines based on live attenuated sporozoites have shown excellent efficacy in trials in the United States, Germany, and multiple countries in Africa. | Sanaria’s innovative vaccines based on live attenuated sporozoites have shown excellent efficacy in trials in the United States, Germany, and multiple countries in Africa. | ||
=====Why Malaria Vaccines May Work Better in Some Places Than Others (with Lemu Golassa)===== | |||
[https://publichealth.jhu.edu/malaria-research-institute/extended-why-malaria-vaccines-may-work-better-in-some-places-than-others-with-lemu-golassa by JOHNS HOPKINS] | |||
In 2021, the WHO recommended RTS,S – not only the world’s first malaria vaccine, but the world’s first vaccine against a parasite. Decades in the making, RTS,S was first rolled out in three countries: Ghana, Kenya, and Malawi. | |||
