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Malaria Mosquito Bites Turned Into Immune Boosters in New Chemovaccination Strategy
More than 600,000 people—predominantly pregnant women and children under the age of five—die from malaria every year. According to the World Health Organization, one child in Africa dies from malaria every two minutes. Plasmodium parasites multiply and mature in the liver before exiting the tissue and infecting red blood cells, triggering the symptoms of malaria. Vaccines that arrest infection during the liver stage of Plasmodium infection can i…
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Malaria Mosquito Bites Turned Into Immune Boosters in New Chemovaccination Strategy
More than 600,000 people—predominantly pregnant women and children under the age of five—die from malaria every year. According to the World Health Organization, one child in Africa dies from malaria every two minutes. Plasmodium parasites multiply and mature in the liver before exiting the tissue and infecting red blood cells, triggering the symptoms of malaria. Vaccines that arrest infection during the liver stage of Plasmodium infection can i…
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