Malaria researchers are optimistic they will find an effective vaccine against the leading killer by the end of the year. Researchers at the Kenya Medical Research Institute say all indications point to a possible vaccine that can be administered to children as immunization early in life. Preliminary results could be released as early as October. KTN’s Ann Soy-Mwendia with that story.
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