In Southwestern Tanzania, just steps from the Malawi border lies the bustling port town of Kyela, one of eight districts in the Mbeya region. A bustling commercial hub, Kyela endures an HIV prevalence rate well above the national average, which leaves a s
MHRP scientists identified three effective and non-proprietary adjuvants that proved safe and more potent than a widely used adjuvant in commercial vaccines.
Eight U.S. Public Health Service (PHS) officers were deployed to MHRP’s site in Lagos, Nigeria to participate in a malaria diagnostics and laboratory capacity building training exercise. This program provided hands-on education and practical experience in
A new study suggests that the risk for U.S. Military personnel of contracting an infection following an emergency blood transfusion is low considering screening procedures are limited on the battlefield.