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.
MHRP applauds study results published online today in the New England Journal of Medicine that show antiretroviral medications taken orally on a daily basis resulted in an estimated 44% reduction of risk of HIV transmission among men who have sex with men
