New Study Shows Maternal Antibodies Affect Malaria Vaccine Efficacy: Implications for Child Immunization
In a groundbreaking discovery, recent studies have revealed that maternal antibodies, while essential for protecting infants from various diseases, may inadvertently suppress the immune response to RTS,S and R21 malaria vaccines in newborns. This revelation underscores the intricate relationship between maternal immunity and vaccine effectiveness during early childhood, a critical period for immunization. “Our research … Read more