The mosquito-borne disease kills more than 600 000 people each year, most of them children in Africa, and scientists have been trying for years to develop vaccines.Childhood vaccines in Africa are typically paid for by international organisations such as Gavi and UNICEF after they have been backed by the World Health Organisation , which is still assessing the vaccine’s safety and effectiveness.
It was unusual that a regulatory authority in Africa had reviewed the data quicker than the WHO, he added. GSK has committed to produce up to 15 million doses of Mosquirix every year through 2028, well under the roughly 100 million doses a year of the four-dose vaccine the WHO says is needed long-term to cover around 25 million children.
Very suspicious 👀
And how is that news worthy?
They will regret it’s bookmark this tweet!!!! World depopulation…..🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
Africans really need to stop this thing of being at the forefront of medical experiments, no matter the intention. There is enough knowledge throughout this continent to be self sufficient, these Bill & Miranda type organizations do NOT do things to benefit humanity. wake up!
Ghana always on forefront for experiments, 1st it was energy, now health
If it does not work, they will all be Ghana
Another blood clot 😳
Always africa,always africa
Why was it not first approved in UK
After how many years you just decide to release the vaccine 😔 let hope it works
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