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A new vaccine offering the best hope in the fight against the killer disease malaria could be on the market for African children in three to five years -- but the real challenge may be in making sure that it's available to the babies and toddlers in... Full Article at ABC News
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Nairobi — After 20 years of trials, scientists have announced they are on the threshold of discovering a malaria vaccine. Researchers warn that Africa may not be ready to make use of the vaccine should it be approved as expected within five years. Full Article at AllAfrica.com
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The first-ever Phase III trial for a malaria vaccine has officially begun, with more than 5,000 African children already given the first round of malaria vaccine candidate RTS,S, researchers announced today (November 3) at a pan-African conference on... Full Article at The Scientist
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If regulators determine the vaccine is safe, it could be on the market in three to five years - the first vaccine against a human parasite. Full Article at Belleville News-Democrat
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More than 5,000 children have already undergone preliminary trials since testing began in 2003. Full Article at Al Jazeera
