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‘It’s going very well’: Hope rises for Oxford’s malaria vaccine after success of Covid jab from same team

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The scientists who developed the Oxford coronavirus jab are hopeful that their vaccine against malaria will be able to bring the mosquito-borne disease under control and possibly eradicate it within 20 years. Read More

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