
Ghana first to approve 'world-changer' malaria vaccine
Ghana has become the first country to approve a highly effective malaria vaccine developed at Oxford university in the UK.
Ghana has become the first country to approve a highly effective malaria vaccine developed at Oxford university in the UK.
Malaria, which infects the liver and blood, has confounded scientists for more than a century and evaded vaccines for decades. Until now.
A new study by researchers at the University of Oxford shows the long-lasting high efficacy of a malaria booster vaccine in African children.