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Injecting a Single Antibody to Children in Sub-Saharan Africa, Researchers Have Reduced the Risk of Infection to Proportions that No One Dared to Hope For.
Each year, malaria carries hundreds of thousands of lives, the vast majority of children under the age of five living in sub-Saharan Africa. That is, the magnitude of relief when medical progress comes to stifle certainties. A monoclonal antibody has just demonstrated an effectiveness that few experts dared to hope for: a reduction in the number of deaths, [...] More
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Each year, malaria carries hundreds of thousands of lives, the vast majority of children under the age of five living in sub-Saharan Africa. That is, the magnitude of relief when medical progress comes to stifle certainties. A monoclonal antibody has just demonstrated an effectiveness that few experts dared to hope for: a reduction in the number of deaths, [...] More