The most clinically advanced malaria vaccine that is capable of reducing the incidence of malaria by more than 50 per cent in African infants and young children, may be licenced for use by 2011 if results of the final efficacy study commence early next year are anything to go by.
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Malaria vaccine could be licenced in 2011
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Hard to Treat Diseases --
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Concern over take up of swine flu vaccinations for children
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Doctors have stepped forward
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Scientists make advance in search for swine flu vaccine
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Deadly malaria parasite has shown resistance to one of the most powerful drugs on the market
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FDA approves revised flu vaccines for next season
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Babies born to HIV mothers 'can be free from disease'
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Concern widens over vaccines
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Currently available vaccines effective in preventing pneumococcal disease:
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Merck, Serum partner to develop pneumococcal conjugate vaccine
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Circumcision may reduce risk of STDs
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WHO reports fragile progress against malaria
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Bill would expand access to clinical trials
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Inexpensive infection control measures could save thousands of lives, billions of dollars
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Scientists develop safer and more accurate way to administer warfarin
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Next year's flu vaccine overhauled