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WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said the world now has two vaccines to tackle the scourge of malaria.

New Delhi: Serum Institute of India on Monday said the World Health Organisation (WHO) has approved a malaria vaccine, paving the way for the global roll-out of the...

Oxford University developed the new three-dose vaccine with help from the Serum Institute of India.  | Health

WHO also issued recommendations on the advice of SAGE for new vaccines for dengue and meningitis, along with immunization schedule and product recommendations for COVID-19. - Amidst Unprecedented Demand For Malaria Vaccines, WHO Presents 2nd Malaria Vaccine

World Health Organization recommends Oxford’s jab for use in children, almost a year after GSK’s version was given the green light

2.10.2023 - The highly effective vaccine developed by the University of Oxford and the Serum Institute of India, leveraging Novavaxs adjuvant is critical to reducing over half a million malaria-related deaths annually.

Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation, on Tuesday, stated that Mumbai has reported a slight increase in Dengue cases in recent weeks.

People have been trying to make malaria vaccines for over 100 years. With the help of the revolutionary new R21/Matrix vaccine the disease could be eradicated by 2040.

R21/Matrix-M, the worlds second malaria vaccine is readily deployable, and cost-effective making it prepared for distribution in areas where it is most essential.

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