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Eyes are the window to the soul (and malaria in the brain)
From the Zhang lab, Vaccine and Infectious Disease Division
Could a 100-year-old TB vaccine help scientists find a better one?
Harmless vaccine BCG is made of living bacteria; in tests might serve as a proxy for deadly tuberculosis
Scientists ponder human challenge trials for COVID-19 vaccines
Thousands offer to be infected with live virus to speed vaccine development
Finding malaria’s Achilles’ heel
From the Pancera Group, Vaccine and Infectious Disease Division
On the path to a new-generation malaria vaccine
New approach using genetically modified parasite ‘primes the immune system’ in first human trial
Getting malaria on purpose
Volunteers roll up their sleeves and get infected to test an experimental drug
A promising malaria vaccine’s protectiveness depends on genetics of parasite
Genomics study, analysis help explain partial effectiveness, offer insights for improvement
Finding a better way to take a bite out of malaria’s power
Fred Hutch and collaborators launch new trials to infect – and quickly treat – volunteers to test experimental drugs
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center and Seattle BioMed team up on malaria clinical trials
Studies to test drugs that may be useful for malaria treatment and prevention
Shredding the X chromosome: Wiping out female malaria-bearing mosquitos could halt disease
Scientists genetically modify mosquito responsible for spreading malaria so bugs produce mostly male offspring