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- First-ever malaria vaccine could save thousands of children in Africa Sat, 25 Jul 15, 7:28amAfter 30 years in development, the first-ever malaria vaccine has received a positive recommendation from a European Medicines Agency (EMA) committee. GlaxoSmithKline announced this morning that Mosquirix, which has been...
- First-ever malaria vaccine could save hundreds of children in Africa Sat, 25 Jul 15, 1:13amAfter 30 years in development, the first-ever malaria vaccine has received a positive recommendation from a European Medicines Agency (EMA) committee. GlaxoSmithKline announced this morning that Mosquirix, which has been...
- The World’s First Anti-Malaria Vaccine Could be Available by 2015 Thu, 10 Oct 13, 2:20amImage © Shutterstock Just months after Sanaria researchers created the world's first malaria vaccine, UK drugmaker GlaxoSmithKline has made a similar breakthrough in its own large-scale Phase III trial...
- The World’s First Approved Anti-Malaria Vaccine Could be Available by 2015 Wed, 9 Oct 13, 9:00pmImage © Shutterstock Only months after the announcement that Sanaria researchers had created the world's first 100% effective malaria vaccine, UK drugmaker GlaxoSmithKline has made a similar breakthrough in its own large-scale...
- Researchers Develop World’s First 100% Effective Malaria Vaccine Wed, 14 Aug 13, 7:17amMosquito photo from Shutterstock Malaria is a devastating disease that afflicts 216 million people around the world every year - and according to the World Health Organization (WHO), about half of the world's population is...
- Researchers Develop Vaccine That is 100% Effective in Fighting Malaria Wed, 14 Aug 13, 2:30amMosquito photo from Shutterstock Malaria is a devastating disease that afflicts 216 million people around the world every year - and according to the World Health Organization (WHO), about half of the world's population is...
- Australian Researchers Develop the World’s First Malaria Vaccine Thu, 4 Jul 13, 1:50amAbout half the world's population is at risk of catching malaria, and in 2010 alone around 660,000 people died from the disease. Fortunately, researchers in Australia recently made a breakthrough by developing the world's...