Malaria Vaccine

Categories: Health
  • Malaria Vaccine research has been studied intensely for the last couple decades in hopes to find a solution to the disease of malaria. At this time there are no vaccines for the prevention of malaria although several candidates are undergoing clinical trials. With an estimated two billion people living in areas where malaria is transmitted a malaria vaccine is of great importance to save lives. With a combination of lack of interest, limited funding, and complicated science, an effective vaccine for malaria is developing slower than the malaria toll demands causing many deaths. An effective malaria vaccine should be safe with few side effects, be highly effective in children provide long term immunity, be easily administered, be inexpensive to manufacture and affordable to its recipients.
  • Fast Facts:

    1. 90% of malaria cases in Africa
    2. Every 30 seconds a child dies to malaria
    3. Malaria kills 1 to 3 million people worldwide each year
    4. Focus in on reproducing immunity safely and effectively
    5. Scientists optimistic that it is feasible
    6. Many antigens being used
    7. Doesn't have a brand name yet
    8. First tested for safety, then efficiency
    9. Takes an average of 15 years for a proven vaccine to reach developing countries
    10. The malaria vaccine offers one of the most promising long term solutions
    11. Developing a safe & effective vaccine remains elusive despite years of efforts
    12. Malaria vaccine development will reduce malaria deaths and the burden this disease places on the public health

    Disclaimer: The content in this page is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Please contact your doctor before taking Malaria Vaccine.

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