We are excited to join partners Friends of the Global Fight GHTC Global Health Council (GHC) Malaria No More United to Beat Malaria ResearchAmerica at today’s #WorldMalariaDay event 'Why is Malaria on the Move and to What Extent is Climate Change a Factor' hosted by ASTMH!

#EndMalaria

Another win for young children: Benin, Liberia, and Sierra Leone launch #malaria vaccine! The press release is a good read on #WorldMalariaDay ! Congrats to all concerned!

Joining with PATH Malaria to say #acceleratethefight to #endmalaria on #WorldMalariaDay !

It has long been a pleasure to work with the UK APPG on Malaria and NTDs on malaria-related issues. We value their partnership and championing of #malaria , #Vaccines , and the need for innovation. Happy #WorldMalariaDay - time to #EndMalaria !

Just saying: we know some remarkable women #malaria fighters in Kenya, making a difference with vaccines, whether in past clinical trials, current research, ongoing implementation...the list goes on: Sister Agnes, Patricia, Rose, Ruth, & so many more!

Good read on Medium, highlighting the experience of one young child in Burkina Faso to tell the BIG story of #malaria vaccines! Happy World #MalariaDay24 ! #VaccinesWork .

Great graphic from World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Office for Africa at #MIM2024 showing the allocation of 25 million #malaria vaccine doses for 18 countries for 2024-2025. Product is 'matched' to a country so that the same vaccine can be scaled up.

As this graphic shown at #MIM2024 illustrates, countries’ decisions on the optimal mix of interventions at subnational levels, including the #malaria vaccine, are critically important—given the potential impact of combining malaria interventions.

Dr Dorothy Achu, Regional Malaria Advisor for WHO/AFRO kicks off “Now we have two: Malaria vaccines, from integration to scale-up,” at #MIM2024 , noting the dramatic impact a combination of malaria interventions can have in areas of highly seasonal malaria transmission.

It is so wonderful to see and hear the 'next generation' of #malaria researchers sharing their work at #MIM2024 ! For example, Katie Patterson of London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine presenting 'The effect of RTS,S/AS01E and SMC alone or combined on antimalarial antibody responses.'

Thanks to @ALMA2030 for capturing some great photos from yesterday's formal opening ceremony. Wonderful to see Dr. Rose Leke and so many others here for Multilateral Initiative on Malaria's #MIM2024 .

Great to be here with PATH, with its breadth and depth on malaria. This symposium has just started!

Not to be missed!
#MIM2024 Conference
World Malaria day, 25. April (Thursday)
10-11:30 AM, Kigali

It takes a village to raise a child and it takes multiple tools to defeat malaria. Great to see continued innovation across the suite of tools!

Inviting malaria program leaders and implementers, scientists, and advocates to learn & engage about the challenges, opportunities, and priorities for malaria vaccine introduction and scale-up at #MIM2024 . Hope to see you there!

Looking forward to being with all our PATH and PATH Malaria colleagues in Kigali next week.

Looking forward to being in Kigali for the 8th Pan-African Malaria Conference #MIM2024 and hope to meet the #MESACorrespondents at one of PATH symposia, etc.

More about @AFriBOB2024 and what it's all about. Very glad the PATH's Malaria Vaccine Initiative research team PATH is able to contribute a faculty member!

Delighted that our own Neville Kisalu is participating as a faculty member and mentor for this year's #AFriBOP2024 course in Kilifi, Kenya.

GREAT to see the results of 20+ years of PATH work on the first #malaria vaccine bear fruit in Burkina Faso. The IRSS Burkina Faso team were on the pivotal Phase 3 trial (2009-2014). NOW we see the vaccine in routine use, thanks to Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, World Health Organization (WHO), UNICEF, GSK....