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Research for implementation: Challenges of tracking funding flows highlighted in new report

Pilot survey of funders reveals challenges of tracking money; case studies show potential impact of this research on uptake and usability of drugs, diagnostics, vector control products, and vaccines. Read more...

Working to beat malaria: the Malaria Vaccine Implementation Programme

Three African countries will pilot the RTS,S malaria vaccine in selected areas to see how best to provide the vaccine to young children. Read more…

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New report finds $100 million shortfall in annual global investments in malaria research and development

Bridging the gaps in malaria R&D: An analysis of funding—from basic research and product development to research for implementation

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Medical Biotechnology | VIB Conference Series

Working to beat malaria: the Malaria Vaccine Implementation Programme

RTS,S Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

The RTS,S malaria vaccine

7th Multilateral Initiative on Malaria (MIM) Pan African Conference

PATH's Malaria Vaccine Initiative

Twitter @MalariaVaccine

RT @OrinLevine: If you can’t be with us live for this Vaccine Equity event check out the ⁦@CSISHealth⁩ website to see the livestrea… https://t.co/NYRsLEFDex

13 Nov 2018

RT @LSHTM: Sir Brian Greenwood has dedicated his career to saving children’s lives by tackling #malaria & #meningitis in… https://t.co/B7bFIiIaCY

12 Nov 2018

RT @NatureComms: Jean-Philippe Julien @jphilippejulien & colleagues determine the structure of a transmission-blocking epitope on… https://t.co/VYEAcCHaLP

12 Nov 2018

Interesting @PLOSBiology article by @PeterHotez gives steps to help scientists communicate effectively and develop… https://t.co/aHtAnbavui

9 Nov 2018

Cool article about the ways our red blood cells evolve to fight #malaria: https://t.co/q7Ku32XFg5 via @qzafrica @wehi_research #endmalaria

8 Nov 2018

The 🦟 emoji is finally here! Read this piece from @JohnsHopkinsSPH to find out the best ways to use it for public h… https://t.co/LRWAtBt39r

7 Nov 2018

RT @unfoundation: Today is the 12th annual Malaria Day In the Americas! 132 million people in the Americas live at risk of this deadl… https://t.co/mLyVrJXPmT

7 Nov 2018

RT @MedsforMalaria: Malaria parasites spread by successively infecting two types of hosts: female Anopheles mosquitoes and humans. Chec… https://t.co/BQZ9BSg0Wd

6 Nov 2018

RT @PAlonsoMalaria: “With #malaria, you cannot back off & focus elsewhere. We have to keep up on all fronts” - Dr Larry Slutsker of… https://t.co/sUmWdjw8zw

5 Nov 2018

RT @EADTMH: Great community message in northern Uganda found by team @EADTMH today: vaccines are key component of public health… https://t.co/yXDGIotvVs

1 Nov 2018

RT @GlobalFund: The fight against #malaria is one of the biggest public health successes of the 21st century, but we aren't finishe… https://t.co/zt3LvY2dvY

1 Nov 2018

We couldn't agree more! #vaccineswork https://t.co/BPRICFviqa

1 Nov 2018