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Oxford Malaria Vaccine Trial Points to Disease Game-Changer

Oxford Malaria Vaccine Trial Points to Disease ‘Game-Changer’ Bloomberg 1 hr ago Janice Kew (Bloomberg) The first malaria vaccine to meet a World Health Organization specified goal of more than 75% efficacy has been developed by scientists at the University of Oxford, a potentially significant step toward defeating the disease. Finding more effective inoculations against the mosquito-borne disease has been a critical goal in fighting an infection that kills about 400,000 people a year, largely in sub-Saharan Africa, with most being children under the age of five. “Even before COVID-19, progress in the global fight against malaria had stalled,” said Simon Bland, chief executive officer of the Global Institute for Disease Elimination. “This new vaccine could be a game-changer toward the elimination of malaria, a disease that has killed more people than any other since the beginning of humankind.”

Ancient killer vs novel threat: how the fights against malaria and Covid-19 compare

Ancient killer vs novel threat: how the fights against malaria and Covid-19 compare Eradicating malaria remains out-of-reach, despite a vaccine breakthrough. Why are we closer to beating Covid than this age-old threat? 23 April 2021 • 2:21pm Malaria killed up to 300 million people in the 20th century - roughly the same number each year as Covid-19 has killed since the pandemic began Credit: Christina Aldehuela/AFP It is thought to be one of the oldest diseases in the world, dating back to before the dawn of humanity. And while some parts of the globe have successfully beaten it, for others it is a constant burden. 

UAE Floats Movement Restrictions on Unvaccinated People, Abu Dhabi Changes Course on Vaccine Rollout

UAE Floats Movement Restrictions on Unvaccinated People, Abu Dhabi Changes Course on Vaccine Rollout
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Mideast refugees left behind in COVID-19 vaccine race

Mideast refugees left behind in COVID-19 vaccine race Syrian and Jordanian women working in a garment factory in one of Jordan s industrial zones. COVAX has allocated funds for humanitarian needs, and vaccination has begun in Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan. Copyright: Abdel Hameed Al Nasier​/ILO, (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0) Speed read But challenges remain to reach those in remote conflict areas More must be done to close gaps in vaccine distribution, say experts Share this article: Republish We encourage you to republish this article online and in print, it’s free under our creative commons attribution license, but please follow some simple guidelines:

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