Malaria Vaccine: Researchers use Mosquitoes on People

Malaria Vaccine: Researchers use Mosquitoes on People Malaria Vaccine: Researchers use Mosquitoes on People

images: Unsplash researchers are following a new method to develop a new Malaria vaccine. researchers are following a new method to develop a new Malaria vaccine.

About 200 mosquitoes bit him by placing his hand on a box that looked like Chinese food take-out containers. About 200 mosquitoes bit him by placing his hand on a box that looked like Chinese food take-out containers.

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Its efficiency rate is only 30-40% only.

University of Washington researchers hope to improve the efficacy of their vaccine by putting it in rodents instead of using mosquitoes. University of Washington researchers hope to improve the efficacy of their vaccine by putting it in rodents instead of using mosquitoes. Caption