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covid-19

The RAM Scientific Committee reports on recent scientific developments (part 3)
3 Apr 2021

The RAM Scientific Committee reports on recent scientific developments (part 3)

by Netania Lim | posted in: research, vaccines | 0

Malaria is notoriously hard to vaccinate against. A new vaccine technology might change that. There is still a long way to go, but RNA vaccines might help in the fight against malaria.  One avenue for finally getting the upper hand … Continued

covid-19, malaria, malaria awareness, malaria elimination, mrna, vaccines

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