The Oxford team behind the coronavirus jab has taken a big step towards producing a cheap and effective vaccine for malaria.
The Jenner Institute said that it was due to enter the final stage of human trials with its vaccine, which it hopes could combat the almost half a million annual deaths, mainly in children.SPONSOREDCEO reveals the secrets of lockdown success5 reasons you need start using your phone for payments
“It’s going to be available in very large amounts — it works pretty well. And it’s going to be very low-priced,” Adrian Hill, director of the institute, said.
After promising early trials, the vaccine is going into the final-stage phase-three trials, where it will be tested on 4,800 children in five sites in Africa.
The announcement is the latest good news for British science after a month in which…..
