More malaria vaccines in the pipeline - Researchers are calling for more partnerships and funding for malaria programmes, while 2.3-million children in three African countries have already received a jab
“I am highlighting this to let you know that we have the first licenced vaccine, but there are other candidates that are in research and development that we can invest in, and all these are being evaluated in Africa,” he told a virtual gathering where researchers discussed the outlook on malaria research and treatment programmes in sub-Saharan Africa.
Although South Africa does not have a serious malaria problem, it is still heavily involved in research around the disease.
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