A shot of hope

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  A shot of hope

  By Jop de Vrieze

  Science29 Nov 2019 : 1062-1065

  The first malaria vaccine is finally being rolled out—despite limited efficacy and nagging safety concerns.

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  A shot of hope

  By Jop de Vrieze

  Science29 Nov 2019 : 1062-1065

  The first malaria vaccine is finally being rolled out—despite limited efficacy and nagging safety concerns.

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