Trial of malaria vaccine alongside routine vaccines begins Dec 11, 2007
Kintampo (B/A), Dec. 10, GNA - A study has began at the Kintampo Health Research Centre (KHRC) to assess the use of a malaria vaccine given alongside routine vaccines already in use to immunise infants against childhood diseases ... The study is part of a phase two trial of the RTS,S malaria vaccine on-going among older children aged five to 17 months in six African countries aimed at assessing the safety of the vaccine, expected for use in Africa in 2011 should it meet all regulatory standards... (Ghana Web, Ghana)
Infectious Disease Research Institute Receives Grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation for Adjuvant Access and Development Dec 4, 2007
The grant will be used to provide adjuvants (essential components for many vaccines) for priority malaria vaccine candidates ... With this grant, IDRI will focus on adjuvants for malaria vaccines ... To accelerate the fight against malaria, IDRI will obtain access to adjuvants with proven clinical potential in malaria vaccines and will develop next-generation adjuvant formulations for malaria vaccine candidates. (PR Newswire)
Snapshot: Light relief Nov 15, 2007
He was recently commissioned by the Seattle Biomedical Research Institute which is working on a malaria vaccine to design a neon sculpture illustrating the feeding posture of anopheline mosquitoes. The exhibition, called The Shattering Glass: New Perspectives, runs until 24 February 2008. (Nature News Service)
Turning tragedy into triumph Nov 14, 2007
"Richards also wants to show people without such an illness that those with disorders can be valued members of society.Scott agrees."One of my best friends from high school is bipolar and is a molecular biologist at the Pasteur Institute, working on a malaria vaccine," she said. "Autism and other related disorders run in my family. My 19-year-old son, Reece, is high-functioning autistic and is finishing up his first semester at Georgetown University with all A's going into the last half of the... (Florida Today)
Defense bill boost for state firms Nov 14, 2007
4 million for VaxInnate, of New Haven to develop and test a synthetic malaria vaccine; plus $2 million for Oxley Inc., in Branford, for Future Medical Shelter System, a deployable medical shelter system that uses lights provided by Oxley; and $1. 6 million to the University of Connecticut to continue its program for developing advanced implantable nanosensors for tracking the health of soldiers. (New Haven Register, CT)
Whole parasite malaria vaccine to be manufactured for clinical trials Oct 30, 2007
Sanaria Inc. and the PATH Malaria Vaccine Initiative has officially opened a one-of-a-kind clinical manufacturing facility to produce a vaccine that uses a weakened form of the malaria parasite to fight a disease that annually kills more than one million people, most of them African children ... "The opening of this facility is an important step in the process to develop a whole-parasite malaria vaccine," said Dr. Stephen L. Hoffman, Sanaria's founder and CEO. "We are optimistic that the... (News-Medical.net)
Malaria vaccine hope for Africa's babies Oct 23, 2007
A malaria vaccine trial in Mozambique has shown that the treatment is safe and effective for babies aged just a few weeks ... The latest trial raises hopes that the malaria vaccine riddle has been cracked, and that babies can now be protected for the first two years of their lives: a strategy that could prevent millions of deaths ... "The vaccine has partial efficacy, so this will be another tool in the arsenal," says Christian Loucq, director of the PATH Malaria Vaccine Initiative, based in... (Nature News Service)
Achievement in Malaria Vaccine Trials in Africa Oct 23, 2007
Johannesburg: New research shown that an anti-malaria vaccine offering developed protection to children could be registered for use in four years, saving millions of young lives ... The safety of RTS,S/AS02D malaria vaccine has been confirmed in a clinical trail involving 214 infants, announced the scientists ... GlaxoSmithKline, a global pharmaceutical company, with the Malaria Vaccine Initiative by PATH, an international, non-profit health organization are developing the vaccine. (TopNews)
Introducing the New Malaria Vaccine: Hi Protection! Hi Safe! Oct 22, 2007
Introducing the New Malaria Vaccine: Hi Protection ... Introducing the New Malaria Vaccine: Hi Protection ... Introducing the New Malaria Vaccine: Hi Protection. (MedIndia)
Malaria vaccine kindles hope Oct 21, 2007
Scientists on Wednesday announced that trials of a new malaria vaccine, RTSS/AS02, had successfully cut the risk of infection in African children ... Scientists have been on the lookout for a malaria vaccine since the 1970s but no vaccine has demonstrated a protection rate of more than 35. (Times of India)
Successful Malaria Vaccine Also Proves Effective in Infants Oct 20, 2007
CURRENT ISSUE HIGHLIGHTS. New data shows that the RTS,S vaccine is safe and effective in infants By David Biello. (Scientific American)
A lifeline Malaria vaccine arrives at last Oct 20, 2007
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Malaria Vaccine Shows Promise Oct 20, 2007
THURSDAY, Oct. 18 (HealthDay News) -- Initial findings from tests of a malaria vaccine are encouraging, say researchers who tested the shot's safety and effectiveness in infants in Mozambique ... The team found that the malaria vaccine was safe and reduced the risk of contracting new malaria infections by 65 percent. (MEDLINEplus)
Experimental Malaria Vaccine Effective In Babies Oct 19, 2007
VOA News - Experimental Malaria Vaccine Proves Effective in Babies. A trusted source of newsand information since 1942. (Voice of America)
Malaria Vaccine Trial On Babies Shows Promising Results Oct 19, 2007
An early stage trial carried out in Africa of a malaria vaccine already shown to be effective in adults has suggested it is safe and even more effective for young babies, setting the stage for larger scale final phase trials ... 214 babies in Mozambique participated in the phase I/IIb double blind trial to test safety, immunogenicity, and efficacy of the malaria vaccine, currently referred to by its experimental name RTS,S/AS02D. ... "The trial was undertaken in an area of high transmission, but... (Medical News Today)
Mozambique: Infant Malaria Vaccine is Promising Oct 18, 2007
com: Mozambique: Infant Malaria Vaccine is Promising (Page 1 of 1) ... Mozambique: Infant Malaria Vaccine is Promising ... Initial findings from studies to test a malaria vaccine in African infants are promising, conclude authors of an article published in the Lancet. (allAfrica.com)
Md. biotech to develop malaria vaccine for military Sep 12, 2007
biotech to develop malaria vaccine for military - Baltimore Business Journal ... biotech to develop malaria vaccine for military ... The Gaithersburg-based biotech company, developing a number of gene-based drugs and vaccines, has signed a research and development pact with the Military Malaria Vaccine Program at the. (Bizjournals.com)
GenVec Up on Malaria Vaccine Contract Sep 11, 2007
Biopharmaceutical company GenVec Inc. said Monday it agreed to develop a malaria vaccine candidate against Plasmodium vivax with the U.S. Military Malaria Vaccine Program at the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research and the Naval Medical Research Center. Financial terms weren't disclosed. (Forbes)
Gates closes in on the end of a Microsoft era Jul 31, 2007
"I'll have also malaria vaccine or tuberculosis vaccine or curriculum in American high schools, which are also things that, at least the way my mind works, I sit there and say, 'Oh, God! This is so important; this is so solvable'," he said. "You've just got to get the guy who understands this, and this new technology will bring these things together.". (The Age, Australia -- Business)
Economists see aid to poor nations as ineffective Jul 19, 2007
Private companies have little financial incentive to develop a malaria vaccine, for example, but if rich nations pledged to buy the product for impoverished countries, firms would be more inclined to invest in the research. "The challenge is, how do you harness this good intention and good motives into better results?" Subramanian said. (AlertNet)
Microsoft Reveals Research Roadmap Jul 18, 2007
In addition, MSR itself has a team, headed by David Heckerman, an MSR computer science researcher who is also a medical doctor, that has been working on HIV and malaria vaccine studies. In order to further its goals, MSR has set up a network of 11 academic research centers across the globe to pursue research into a diverse set of technologies and goals, ranging from computational biology to collaboration techniques in the classroom to pen-based computing, Sailesh Chutani, director of External... (CIO Information Network)
People to watch: Robert Bernard Jun 8, 2007
We've recently announced initial human trials of a TriGrid melanoma vaccine with Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York, and have plans to start testing of an HIV vaccine and a malaria vaccine with TriGrid later this year. What about your job keeps you up at night. (San Diego Union-Tribune -- Business)
Antibody-based Therapies Effective At Controlling Malaria May 19, 2007
The model described in this study provides both a test for therapeutic antibody efficacy prior to clinical trials in humans and an important tool in malaria vaccine development. This study was supported by a Medical Research Council Career Establishment Award, a European Union Marie Curie Excellence Grant, Antibody Immunotherapy for Malaria, and a ROPA (Realizing Our Potential Award). (Science Daily)
Students Devise Oral Quick-dissolve Strips For Rotavirus Vaccine May 16, 2007
"This is probably the second-most important childhood vaccine needed in the developing world, right behind a malaria vaccine," he said. "The mortality rate is high.". (Science Daily)
GenVec's malaria vaccine collaboration receives funding May 3, 2007
GenVec has amended and extended its research and development agreement with the Path Malaria Vaccine Initiative, actions that provide for up to $750,000 in additional funding through the end of this year to continue work on a new malaria vaccine ... GenVec is one of several companies in the Washington area, including Rockville-based Sanaria, attempting to commercialize a new malaria vaccine, which experts say could generate hundreds of millions of dollars, if not billions, in annual sales if... (Washington Business Journal, DC)
Who Should Foot the Bill on Climate Change? Mar 11, 2007
By contrast, R&D to discover and develop a malaria vaccine can reduce malaria prevalence across-the-board ... The example of the malaria vaccine is best thought of as a metaphor for the kind of development that's needed. (YaleGlobal Online Magazine, CT)
Chomsky: Iraq Interview Feb 21, 2007
Right now there's discussion of putting serious effort into developing a malaria vaccine, because global warming might extend malaria to the rich countries, so something should be done about it. . (Zmag.org)
Debate over global warming is shifting Feb 15, 2007
Adapting to a warmer global climate, he said, could include anything from building farther inland to guard against rises in sea level to investing in a malaria vaccine, anticipating that disease-carrying mosquitoes could spread northward from the tropics. The debate shift has been felt elsewhere as well. (Boston Globe)
PATH names new exec Feb 4, 2007
In her new position, Sherris will oversee PATH's global programs including HIV, AIDS and tuberculosis, immunization, a malaria vaccine initiative, maternal and child health and nutrition, a meningitis vaccine project, reproductive health, technology solutions and vaccine development. PATH, based in the north Seattle neighborhood of Ballard, develops low-cost health technologies for use in the developing world. (Puget Sound Business Journal, WA)
WHO: Vaccine effort saves 2.3m young lives Jan 27, 2007
Bill Gates added that "Vaccines are a miracle thing, and as we can add, some day, perhaps a malaria vaccine, some day a TB vaccine, or an AIDS vaccine, the infrastructure and the capacity that GAVI has built out" will prove essential to saving millions more lives. Arthur Allen , author of the just-published "Vaccine: The Controversial Story of Medicine's Greatest Lifesaver," compared Bill Gates to John D. Rockefeller, two businessmen who "used their billions to do something good for humanity."... (Boston Globe)
FEATURE: Kintampo Children - Africa's stars in the making Jan 17, 2007
The children are participating in an experiment the Kintampo Health Research Centre in the Brong Ahafo Region is conducting on a candidate malaria vaccine ... Results also showed that the protective effect of the malaria vaccine did not wane 24 months after the vaccine was administered ... This experiment would serve as a basis for introducing the malaria vaccine into the Expanded Programme on Immunization, (EPI) a programme, where children are protected against major childhood killer diseases... (Ghana Web, Ghana)
Malaria vaccine expected in 2011 Jan 9, 2007
Kintampo, (B/A), Jan. 8, GNA - A health expert announced that scientists have targeted 2011, for the introduction of RTS,S (rpt RTS,S) malaria vaccine, which was currently going through clinical trials, for use in Ghana and across Africa to control malaria ... Results also showed that the protective effect of the malaria vaccine did not wane 24 months after the vaccine was administered. (Ghana Web, Ghana)
Vaccine monitor says no adverse report on vaccine trial on children Jan 9, 2007
Kintampo, (B/A), Jan. 8, GNA- Dr Sam Newton, the local expert monitoring the safety of the vaccine administration in Ghana, gave the assurance that there has been no life-threatening report on the phase two malaria vaccine trials on 540 children, taking place in the country. He also said there was no violation of protocol or rules formulated to guide persons involved in the clinical trials and that both local and international monitoring was ongoing to protect the children. (Ghana Web, Ghana)
Africa: Experimental Malaria Vaccine Targets Mosquitoes, Not People [press release] Dec 28, 2006
com: Africa: Experimental Malaria Vaccine Targets Mosquitoes, Not People (Page 1 of 2) ... Africa: Experimental Malaria Vaccine Targets Mosquitoes, Not People ... Although several kinds of malaria vaccines are in development and testing, none has yet been licensed for widespread use. (allAfrica.com)
Malaria vaccine strategies get boost Dec 22, 2006
Candidate vaccines have generally done a poor job of provoking an immune response, adds Louis Miller of the Malaria Vaccine Development Branch at the National Institutes of Health in Rockville, Maryland ... Right now it's the lead candidate vaccine," says John McNeil, scientific direct 00000564 or of the Seattle-based PATH Malaria Vaccine Initiative. "But we're always looking for improvements ... "The whole storyAn alternative technique is being developed by Sanaria, a company based in... (Nature News Service)
Report defends experiments on monkeys Dec 13, 2006
Weatherall said there is funding available for only about 10 major HIV, tuberculosis and malaria vaccine trials over the next 10 years. These trials could take five years and involve 10,000 volunteers, he said. (MSNBC -- Environment)
Experts defend monkey research Dec 12, 2006
Sir David argued that restrictions on funding meant there would only be around 10 major HIV, tuberculosis and malaria vaccine trials over the next decade. "Pre-testing in a small number of non-human primates can ensure we only proceed into human trials with vaccines that are likely to prevent millions of people dying of these diseases," he said. (Guardian Unlimited -- UK)
Scientists Hail New Malaria DNA Research Dec 12, 2006
" In a second paper also in Nature Genetics, researchers identify 7 potential molecular targets for a malaria vaccine. Related Stories Top Story More Stories. (Voice of America)
WHO Launches New Drive for Malaria Vaccine by 2015 Dec 6, 2006
The Malaria Vaccine Technology Roadmap aims to develop and license a first generation vaccine by 2015 against the mosquito-borne disease that kills more than one million people a year, mainly African children. "The Roadmap marks the first concerted global attempt at mapping out a shared plan of action for making a preventive malaria vaccine reality," Marie-Paule Kieny, a top WHO official, said on the sidelines of a vaccine conference in Bangkok. (MEDLINEplus)
Global Strategy Aims For Effective Malaria Vaccine By 2025 Dec 5, 2006
BANGKOK, Thailand, Dec. 4 /Xinhua-PRNewswire/ -- A report by the world's leading international health organizations today calls for joint action to accelerate the development and licensing of a highly effective malaria vaccine. The Malaria Vaccine Technology Roadmap, a new global strategy, is being launched today in Bangkok at the Global Vaccine Research Forum which is taking place from 3 to 6 December ... (Logo: ) "Having a highly protective malaria vaccine and putting it into widespread use in... (PR Newswire)
Africa: UN-Backed Strategy Seeks to Develop Powerful Malaria Vaccine By 2025 Dec 5, 2006
"Having a highly protective malaria vaccine and putting it into widespread use in affected areas would be a true achievement for public health. It would fulfill an urgent need," the UN World Health Organization (WHO) Director of the Initiative for Vaccine Research, Marie-Paule Kieny, said of the Malaria Vaccine Technology Roadmap launched at the four-day Global Vaccine Research Forum in Bangkok. "The Roadmap marks the first concerted global attempt at mapping out a shared plan of action for... (allAfrica.com)
Successful tests of malaria vaccine underway Dec 2, 2006
cn 2006-12-01 02:40:09. LAGOS, Dec. 1 (Xinhua) -- Some Swedish researchers seem to have succeeded in developing a vaccine for malaria, one of the world's most deadly diseases, a report from a Swedish radio monitored in Lagos said on Friday. (Xinhuanet, China)
Start of a Malaria Vaccine Trial in Ghana Nov 28, 2006
The Bernhard Nocht Institute`s Ghanaian research centre KCCR is part of a multinational partnership conducting Phase II field trials for a new malaria vaccine candidate launched recently ... The field trials in eight African study centres assess the immunological impact and safety of a promising malaria vaccine candidate ... "The studies are a critical step in making a malaria vaccine a reality for the people in Ghana and sub-Saharan Africa. The results of previous studies were already very... (Ghana Web, Ghana)
Vaccine Against Early Stage Malaria Shows Real Potential, Review Finds Oct 19, 2006
(February 22, 2000) -- The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) and the Malaria Vaccine Initiative (MVI) at PATH plan to speed development of malaria vaccines ... (December 18, 2001) -- In their quest to mass-produce an effective malaria vaccine, scientists might one day replace expensive manufacturing facilities with a goat. (Science Daily)
Mass e-mail attack teen sentenced Oct 17, 2006
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Syria: US lacks Mid-East vision Oct 17, 2006
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No quick end to Thai martial law Oct 15, 2006
Africa begins malaria vaccine trial. MOST READ. (Yahoo News -- Thailand)
Vietnam counts cost of shoe penalties Oct 15, 2006
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Beating malariaTrials of a vaccine begin in Ghana, West Africa Oct 14, 2006
Africa begins malaria vaccine trial ... He is one of over 500 children in Ghana under the age of two, who are on the malaria vaccine trial ... Scientists have spent decades working on a malaria vaccine. (BBC News -- Health)
GSK trials malaria vaccine in Kintampo Oct 8, 2006
Kintampo (B/A), Oct. 7, GNA - The GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) Biological, vaccine manufacturers in Belgium and the Programme for Appropriate Technology in Health (PAHT), an international NGO, have selected Kintampo Health Centre in Brong-Ahafo to field trial and assess the immunological impact and safety of a malaria vaccine to help combat the disease among children ... "So an effective malaria vaccine would represent a huge step forward in combating this terrible disease", he added. (Ghana Web, Ghana)
Project on Malaria vaccine launched at Agogo-Ashanti Oct 8, 2006
Agogo-Ashanti, Oct. 07, GNA 96 A Malaria Vaccine Project to develop a vaccine to effectively combat malaria was launched at Agogo-Ashanti in the Asante-Akim North District on Friday ... Scientists and researchers from KCCR and KHRC in collaboration with other foreign partners such as GlaxoSmithKline Biologicals (GSK Bio) and Malaria Vaccine Initiatives (MVI) would recruit 540 children between 5-17 months to participate in the project under close monitoring ... 93We know that immunisation is the... (Ghana Web, Ghana)
Bio gambler raises its bets Oct 1, 2006
"We thought we knew enough, which of course we didn't, to go out and do it on our own," said James F. Young, who had collaborated with Hockmeyer on the first malaria vaccine tested in humans and was brought on to round out that first management team. "There was a lot of on-the-job training that happened once we started," Young said. (Sunspot.net -- Business)
Project Bioshield: Researchers To Develop Anti-Radiation Treatments Sep 27, 2006
(February 22, 2000) -- The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) and the Malaria Vaccine Initiative (MVI) at PATH plan to speed development of malaria vaccines. Malaria is an enormous public health. (Science Daily)
STEVEN MILLOY: Day of reckoning for DDT foes? Sep 25, 2006
Day of reckoning for DDT foes. - Commentary - The Washington Times, America's Newspaper. (Washington Times)
Day of Reckoning? Sep 22, 2006
" Today the Sierra Club rakes in more than $90 million per year and has more than $50 million in assets. Business are often held liable and forced to pay monetary damages for defective products and false statements. Why shouldn t the National Audubon Society, Environmental Defense, Sierra Club and other anti-DDT activist groups be held liable for the harm caused by their recklessly defective activism? It was, of course, then-Environmental Protection Agency administrator William Ruckelshaus who... (Fox News -- Views)
CGI Day One Total: 107 Commitments, Over $2 Billion Sep 21, 2006
High-impact Change The First American Corporation KickStart International Inveneo Inc. International Diabetes Federation School of Natural Resources onment, Univ. of Michigan MAP International (Medical Assistance Programs) Skoll Foundation GAIN - Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition PATH Malaria Vaccine Initiative Helen Keller International ICLEI - Local Governments for Sustainability CNIC (Spanish National Centre for Cardiovascular Research) World Heart Federation Save the Children University... (PR Newswire)
Malaria Treatment Efficacy Compromised In Certain HIV-positive Patients Sep 10, 2006
(November 1, 2004) -- The results of a randomized controlled trial of a malaria vaccine called ME-TRAP are published this month in PLoS Medicine. "This first field efficacy trial was an important milestone in the ... > (June 12, 2006) -- Mosquitoes employ the same immune factors to fight off bacterial pathogens as they do to kill malaria-causing Plasmodium parasites, according to a study by researchers at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg ... > (April 19, 2004) -- Ten U.S. military personnel were... (Science Daily)
New Findings Could Lead To Vaccine For Severe Malaria Sep 6, 2006
(February 22, 2000) -- The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) and the Malaria Vaccine Initiative (MVI) at PATH plan to speed development of malaria vaccines ... (February 17, 1999) -- A team of researchers, including grantees of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, today reported positive results of research on a new, broad-based malaria vaccine. (Science Daily)
New Hope For Malaria Vaccine Aug 27, 2006
Though there have been several malaria vaccine candidates tested in recent years, a viable vaccine has been very difficult to develop, due to the complexity of the parasites that cause malaria ... Motomi Torii, professor of malaria parasite biology at Ehime University in southwestern Japan who is not involved with Horii's study, said that scientists worldwide have been studying some 10 different types of protein for possible malaria vaccines. (CBS News)
GenVec technology adopted for trials of HIV vaccine Aug 23, 2006
The Naval Medical Research Center is using it for a malaria vaccine and the U.S. Department of Agriculture for anti-viral drugs and a foot and mouth disease vaccine. GenVec (NASDAQ: GNVC) is developing other drugs to treat cancer, heart disease and ophthalmic disorders, including one in its second and third phases of clinical trials that battles pancreatic cancer. (Washington Business Journal, DC)
Africa: What Are the Priorities in Malaria Research? [editorial] Aug 21, 2006
The RTS,S/AS02A malaria vaccine candidate has shown promise in early trials (Lancet 364: 1411-1420). Can it be made into an affordable, safe, and effective vaccine that is quickly available to all those who need it. (allAfrica.com)
Movie Spies On Malaria Parasite's Sneaky Behavior Aug 8, 2006
Posted: August 7, 2006. Malaria has been outsmarting the human immune system for centuries. (Science Daily)
Transgenic Goat's Milk Offers Hope For Tackling Children's Intestinal Disease Aug 5, 2006
(December 18, 2001) -- In their quest to mass-produce an effective malaria vaccine, scientists might one day replace expensive manufacturing facilities with a goat. In a study reported December 18 in the Proceedings of the. (Science Daily)
Gene Breakthrough Heralds Better Prospect For Malaria Solution Jul 26, 2006
(February 17, 1999) -- A team of researchers, including grantees of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, today reported positive results of research on a new, broad-based malaria vaccine. A paper. (Science Daily)
