New Malaria Vaccine R21: Oxford's Booster Dose Gives 80% Efficacy, Says Lancet
The new vaccine will give 80 per cent protection against malaria, Oxford did wonders, and India will make 100 million doses.
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The new vaccine will give 80 per cent protection against malaria, Oxford did wonders, and India will make 100 million doses.
As cases of dengue continue to rise in 11 states of India, the centre warns the states of a more dangerous, complicated strain of the disease. Here's everything you need to know.
Dengue and malaria are among the most widely reported vector-borne diseases.
After Sri Lanka, China becomes the second country to become malaria-free. India needs to ramp up efforts to eradicate this mosquito-borne disease effectively and decisively.
According to a new study, even small increase in temperature could dramatically increase malaria infections in humans because the parasites develop much faster at these lower temperatures than has been previously estimated.
According to WHO, after spending 30 years in the making, RTS,S has been developed as the first and to date the only vaccine to prevent malaria.
According to a trial published in the Lancet journal, Ivermectin can be beneficial for tackling malaria in children.
According to a new research, poor-quality drugs used for tackling malaria, pneumonia and other diseases, are killing thousands of children .
Science has developed a cheaper and simple way to fight the mosquito-borne disease malaria. By simply using an origami-style paper device disease like malaria can get accurately and quickly detected in the remote parts of the developing world.
The number of estimated malaria cases globally rose from 217 million to 219 million between 2016 and 2017. There were 4,35,000 malaria-related deaths in 2017 too.
The Regional Committee session adopted the 'Delhi Declaration' with Member countries committing to make essential medical products accessible and affordable to all, both within the region and beyond.
For the study, the team conducted a two-year clinical trial in Burkina Faso, West Africa, involving 2,000 children, aged between six months and five years.
Scientists, led by one of Indian-origin, have identified a type of immune cells that may play a key role in ridding the body of malaria-infected blood cells.
Tips to keep these 5 diseases at bay!
In the culmination of a week of focus on a disease at a crossroads, the 53 leaders of Commonwealth nations committed to halve the burden of malaria across the Commonwealth within five years.
53 leaders of Commonwealth nations committed to halve the burden of malaria across the Commonwealth within five years.
World Malaria Day 2018: Diseases caused due to malaria and how to treat them.
A new kind of bed net can emerge as a potent weapon against malaria as a two-year trial involving more than 15,000 children has shown that it can significantly increase protection against the mosquito-borne disease.
The new vaccine will give 80 per cent protection against malaria, Oxford did wonders, and India will make 100 million doses.
As cases of dengue continue to rise in 11 states of India, the centre warns the states of a more dangerous, complicated strain of the disease. Here's everything you need to know.
Dengue and malaria are among the most widely reported vector-borne diseases.
After Sri Lanka, China becomes the second country to become malaria-free. India needs to ramp up efforts to eradicate this mosquito-borne disease effectively and decisively.
According to a new study, even small increase in temperature could dramatically increase malaria infections in humans because the parasites develop much faster at these lower temperatures than has been previously estimated.
According to WHO, after spending 30 years in the making, RTS,S has been developed as the first and to date the only vaccine to prevent malaria.
According to a trial published in the Lancet journal, Ivermectin can be beneficial for tackling malaria in children.
According to a new research, poor-quality drugs used for tackling malaria, pneumonia and other diseases, are killing thousands of children .
Science has developed a cheaper and simple way to fight the mosquito-borne disease malaria. By simply using an origami-style paper device disease like malaria can get accurately and quickly detected in the remote parts of the developing world.
The number of estimated malaria cases globally rose from 217 million to 219 million between 2016 and 2017. There were 4,35,000 malaria-related deaths in 2017 too.
The Regional Committee session adopted the 'Delhi Declaration' with Member countries committing to make essential medical products accessible and affordable to all, both within the region and beyond.
For the study, the team conducted a two-year clinical trial in Burkina Faso, West Africa, involving 2,000 children, aged between six months and five years.
Scientists, led by one of Indian-origin, have identified a type of immune cells that may play a key role in ridding the body of malaria-infected blood cells.
Tips to keep these 5 diseases at bay!
In the culmination of a week of focus on a disease at a crossroads, the 53 leaders of Commonwealth nations committed to halve the burden of malaria across the Commonwealth within five years.
53 leaders of Commonwealth nations committed to halve the burden of malaria across the Commonwealth within five years.
World Malaria Day 2018: Diseases caused due to malaria and how to treat them.
A new kind of bed net can emerge as a potent weapon against malaria as a two-year trial involving more than 15,000 children has shown that it can significantly increase protection against the mosquito-borne disease.
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