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Malaria still kills 400,000 annually, but gene-editing technology offers new hope.
COVID-19, identified in January, spreads from China and rapidly replicates in lung Airways.
Researchers from around the world continue to seek a malaria vaccine to save lives.
President Roosevelt founds The March of Dimes in 1938 to combat polio and fund research.
The debate over mandatory covid-19 vaccines polarizes America, raising issues of rights and public health.
Americans dreaded summer due to polio season until Jonas Salk developed the vaccine.
Dr. Cynthia Cristofani documents rare cases of whooping cough and other vaccine-preventable diseases in her Portland, Oregon ICU to educate paramedic students.
Vaccine skepticism is contributing to the resurgence of diseases like measles, as federal policy and scientific evidence clash over public health.
A vaccine passport shows vaccination status but lacks standardization and clear guidelines.
Professor Adam Finn explains the components of conventional vaccines and their functions.
A scientific race to develop a malaria vaccine has intensified over 50 years, with the RTS,S candidate nearing commercialization and insights from Bill Gates.
Thirty thousand volunteers signed up to help the NHS with the rollout of the Covid vaccine, marking the largest vaccination program in British history.
Only 130 vaccinations were administered during a mobile campaign in a remote Kenyan village, far short of the target of 200 for the day.
Kate Shemirani shares Covid conspiracy theories while her son Sebastian debunks them online.
New microscopes opened the nano dimension, enhancing personalized medicine and cancer treatments.
India set a world record for daily COVID cases with over 400,000, while U.S. vaccination demand has dropped by 20 percent since the start of the month.
Parents once lined up for polio vaccines like it was an iPhone, but skepticism about vaccines has grown, fueled by statements from Donald Trump.
The anti-vaccine movement grows, challenging public trust in vaccine safety and efficacy.
The U.S. records more than one million COVID-19 cases on Monday, a world record.
Washington mandates smallpox inoculations during the Revolutionary War to protect his soldiers.
Africa braces for a massive wave of coronavirus infections amid states of emergency and lockdowns.
All schools in England reopen on March 8 as part of easing lockdown that includes four stages.
Hannah Kuchler talks with Anthony Fauci about Pfizer's vaccine success and its implications.
Texas anti-vaxxers prioritize personal liberty over public health and vaccine safety.
Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine tests a new antibody test for COVID-19 recovery.
Austria mandates covid vaccination for adults, becoming the first European country to do so.
A global alliance races to develop a vaccine against COVID-19 amid fierce competition.
Blair states it is very clear that EU's actions on Northern Ireland were unacceptable.
Bolivia's health care system is overwhelmed by the coronavirus pandemic, with La Paz reporting over 80,000 cases and police collecting 140 bodies from the streets in five days.
The john harvey arms in Bristol remains closed under tier three lockdown restrictions.
Some researchers believe the BCG vaccine may protect against Covid-19.
Derek Williams critiques Boris Johnson's approach to herd immunity in Britain amid the pandemic.
Protesters in Ottawa challenge Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau over vaccine mandates.
Truckers have brought Canada’s capital to a standstill over vaccine mandates and freedom.
Chile's reliance on China's Sinovac vaccine contrasts with Israel's strict public health measures, highlighting the complexities of COVID-19 vaccination strategies.
China declares victory over the coronavirus following months of pandemic response efforts.
China sends medical supplies globally to reshape the narrative around coronavirus.
China races to develop a vaccine for the deadly Wuhan coronavirus amid global concerns.
Wuhan faces a chaotic epidemic as a new hospital rises amid severe challenges for residents.
A senior official links AstraZeneca vaccine to rare blood clots, prompting Germany's suspension.
Coronavirus cases in Central and South America exceed 100,000 as Bolsonaro rallies in Brasilia.
Swedes in Stockholm face low coronavirus immunity rates amid Anders Technol's controversial strategy.
Sweden opts against lockdown, facing scrutiny over COVID-19 immunity and high death toll in Europe.
Li Wenliang, a Chinese doctor, dies from coronavirus after raising alarm in Wuhan.
Millions suffer during the pandemic as treatments like REM Desiree show promise against COVID-19.
Recent trials in the United States show potential for repurposed COVID-19 treatments like chloroquine.
Governments respond to COVID-19 as Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe closes schools next Monday.
Gaza faces severe Covid-19 challenges due to a lack of respirators and healthcare resources.
