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Promising tuberculosis vaccine gets US$550-million shot in the arm - Vimarsana News

Promising tuberculosis vaccine gets US$550-million shot in the arm

The candidate is moving to long-awaited phase III trials — if successful, it would be the first new jab against the disease in more than 100 years. The candidate is moving to long-awaited phase III trials — if successful, it would be the first new jab against the disease in more than 100 years.

Source: nature.com
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. 

2022 Heath Clark Lecture with Professor Thomas Scriba - Vimarsana News

2022 Heath Clark Lecture with Professor Thomas Scriba

Vaccination against Mycobacterium tuberculosis (M. tb) infection and Tuberculosis (TB) disease

No time for Covid-19 complacency – the pandemic is not over, experts say - Vimarsana News

No time for Covid-19 complacency – the pandemic is not over, experts say

As the sub-lineages of Omicron continue to spread ahead of winter, experts stress the need for people to get vaccinated and boosted.

Source: news24.com
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