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Aseem Malhotra's visit to South Africa raises concerns... - Vimarsana News

Aseem Malhotra's visit to South Africa raises concerns...

UK based cardiologist and anti-vaxxer Aseem Malhotra's visit to South Africa has raised public safety concerns among clinicians, scientists, and public health specialists in South Africa and beyond. 

Tuberculosis: SA's 'easily forgotten' killer needs the same investment Covid has received - experts - Vimarsana News

Tuberculosis: SA's 'easily forgotten' killer needs the same investment Covid has received - experts

The level of research and investment poured into Covid-19 should also be applied to other deadly, infectious disease killers, such as TB, say SA experts.

Source: news24.com
The good news and the bad news from the Global Forum on... - Vimarsana News

The good news and the bad news from the Global Forum on...

While there are nine experimental tuberculosis vaccines in advanced trials, the vaccine pipeline beyond those nine prospects is relatively depleted. Adele Baleta reports on the virtual Global Forum on TB Vaccines held last week.

Good and bad news about new TB vaccines - Vimarsana News

Good and bad news about new TB vaccines

While there are nine experimental tuberculosis (TB) vaccines in advanced trials, the vaccine pipeline beyond those nine prospects is relatively depleted.

Source: news24.com
Glimmer of hope for vaccine that could eradicate TB reinfection - Vimarsana News

Glimmer of hope for vaccine that could eradicate TB reinfection

Glimmer of hope for vaccine that could eradicate TB reinfection 17 December 2020 - 20:07 Dose of optimism Local researchers hope to end TB re-infection if a new TB vaccine candidate is successful. It was proven to be safe and induced an immune response in patients. Image: Alaister Russell/The Sunday Times Tuberculosis reinfection may be a thing of the past if a vaccine that is being developed by the University of Cape Town researchers proves successful. The results from a clinical trial that is investigating a candidate vaccine that prevents the recurrence of TB in...