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The latest news on tropical disease research, as assembled by the TropIKA.net editorial team.
 
9 Feb 2010
Professor Andrew Jonathan Nok’s research could lead on to the development of a vaccine against trypanosomiasis (sleeping sickness).
Source: Press reports
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9 Feb 2010
A US researcher has been awarded a $2 million grant to investigate the potential of flubendazole as a treatment for onchocerciasis and lymphatic filariasis.
Source: Michigan State University
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9 Feb 2010
The main focus of research at the Gambian unit of the MRC (UK) will be child survival, disease control and elimination, and vaccines.
Source: Medical Research Council (UK)
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4 Feb 2010
Regardless of the state of the global economy, the Obama administration has put forward a budget for 2011 that would increase funding for global health by 9%, and for neglected tropical diseases by an astonishing 140%.
Source: TropIKA.net
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2 Feb 2010
This mosquito-borne viral disease is becoming more common, with over 50 million cases every year. At least five potential vaccines are now known to be under development.
Source: TropIKA.net
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1 Feb 2010
As global health organizations welcome the news of the Gates’ Foundation’s new support for vaccination development and delivery, TropIKA.net takes a close look at Bill Gates’ “Annual Letter”.
Source: TropIKA.net
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1 Feb 2010
Studies from Mexico and southern Africa show that rotavirus vaccine can cut rates of diarrhoeal disease.
Source: PATH
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28 Jan 2010
Independent group will administer the GSK–Alnylam Intellectual Property Pool.
Source: BIO Ventures for Global Health
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20 Jan 2010
A malaria “transmission blocking vaccine” (TBV) is to be developed in a new collaborative project, but vaccines against other stages of the parasite’s development will also be needed.
Source: TropIKA.net
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20 Jan 2010
GlaxoSmithKline will make public 13,500 “confirmed-hit structures”.
Source: Guardian
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