UN health agency backs world's 1st malaria vaccine
The World Health Organization has announced a historic move: It has recommended the widespread use of the first ever malaria vaccine. The recommendation is based on the results of an ongoing pilot program in Malawi, Ghana and Kenya.
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2 developments- Oct 6, 2021UN health agency backs world's 1st malaria vaccine
- Oct 7, 2021Breakthrough malaria vaccine reinvigorates the fight against the disease
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