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Kenya: Govt Defers Mega Pilot Test for Malaria Vaccine
Nation, 13 August 2019
Kenya has postponed a large-scale pilot test for a malaria vaccine that could reduce the burden of the disease. Read more »
The postponement of the vaccine trial is due to the upcoming health summit scheduled for August 14 and 15, the head of the National Vaccines and Immunisation Programme, Collins Tabu, has said. The vaccine is the first to show promise in reducing mortality and morbidity of malaria and will complement existing interventions.
A doctor in Siaya, Kenya attends to a child with malaria (file photo)
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