Malaria Vaccine Project

a permanent malaria vaccine to eradicate Malaria worldwide

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Malaria is one of the deadliest diseases in the world

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“From Socialite to Survivor: Stephenie Rodriguez’s Journey and the Urgent Call for a Malaria Vaccine”

Stephenie Rodriquez

She was the archetypal Sydney socialite – working hard and playing hard, with a shoe collection to match. Then a business trip to Africa left Stephenie Rodriguez fighting for her life – and, eventually, losing her feet.

Contracting malaria from a mosquito bite in Nigeria, she faced a mere two percent chance of survival and underwent 36 surgeries to amputate and replace her feet over 18 months. Rodriguez’s journey exemplifies resilience, determination, and acceptance in the face of unexpected adversity. Her story highlights the unpredictability of life and underscores the importance of a malaria vaccine.

Stephenie Rodriguez’s story serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of a malaria vaccine. Malaria remains a significant global health challenge, particularly in regions like sub-Saharan Africa where it is endemic. The disease claims hundreds of thousands of lives each year, and many more suffer from its debilitating effects.

A malaria vaccine will save countless lives and prevent the kind of life-altering experiences that Rodriguez faced. By providing immunity against the parasite that causes malaria, the vaccine will drastically reduce the incidence of the disease and its devastating consequences. Not only saving lives but also to alleviate the economic and social burden that malaria imposes on affected communities.

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(image courtesy of The Sydney Morning Herald)


Lets make it a reality Governor General of Australia, Sir Peter Cosgrove says!!

Malaria is one of the killer diseases of the world. Queensland scientists want to deliberately infect people with malaria to prove they can beat it. Professor Michael Good from Griffith University, Institute for Glycomics, Gold Coast, explains further about the disease Malaria, where it's found, the impact on the world and the vaccine.

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