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BioNTech starts clinical trials for malaria vaccine

BioNTech starts clinical trials for malaria vaccine

Published December 23,2022


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BioNTech, an organization based by Turkish German immigrants that’s famed for its COVID-19 vaccine, introduced on Friday that it has began scientific trials for a malaria vaccine.

Phase 1 trial of the BNT165b1 vaccine will enroll round 60 wholesome members with no prior or present malaria an infection at a number of websites throughout the US, the corporate mentioned in an announcement.

The members will probably be examined at three totally different dose ranges of the vaccine, it added.

Stressing that the intention is to develop an mRNA-based vaccine that might assist stop malaria and scale back associated mortality, Ozlem Tureci, the corporate’s co-founder, mentioned “The trial initiation is an important milestone in our efforts to help address diseases with high unmet medical need.”

According to the assertion, this system of the malaria vaccine intends to develop a well-tolerated and extremely efficient mRNA vaccine with sturdy protecting immunity to forestall blood-stage malaria an infection and finally provide it throughout the African continent.

“The containers for the first BioNTainer have finished construction in Europe and are being prepared for shipment to Kigali, Rwanda, where they are expected to arrive in the first quarter of 2023,” it added.

The firm mentioned the World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that there have been over 247 million circumstances of malaria and 619,000 related deaths in 2021, most of them in sub-Saharan Africa.

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